today by an article that the post dispatch calls, quote, the most detailed account of officer darren wilson'sevent. which reads, as if dictated by officer wilson's criminal defense lawyer. the official autopsy appears to be consistent with the autopsy commissioned by michael brown's family, which was made public eight weeks ago. one minor difference is that the official autopsy, which was the first of the three autopsies conducted was able to determine that one of the bullets that hit michael brown was fired at close range. the st. louis post dispatch submitted the autopsy report to two pathologists who are not involved in the case for their interpretations. the st. louis medical examiner, michael graham, who is not part of the official investigation told the newspaper that the official autopsy report, quote, does support that there was a significant altercation at the car. that is, of course, something that every witness says they observed. that is not in dispute. the assistant clinical professor of pathology at the university of california san francisco medical center told the "st. louis po

darren wilson is not coming out publicly.re his friends or colleagues and the police department. >> well part of the problem is that, the this case, like, the zimmerman case before it has ripped open an old wound in the black community of how the young men are being treated in the criminal justice a legitimate . we know young black males are treated in the criminal justice system in a disproportionate way and include the way more young blacks are shot by everybody including cops. that wound has been ripped open. i like the idea of having a discourse, conversation, how we are going to fix those problems. in the '50s and '60s and restrooms and water fountains it was easier to see. now it is more subtle the biases. we have to address them. my fear is that in this case if the facts just so happen not to fit the presumption, the wound ripped open, that we are now going to take it as some negative towards the civil rights movement or continuation. that's my fear. it may just turn out this was not an unjustified killing. we don't kn

officer darren wilson's initial statement to police we've not seen. fficer wilson's medical report. the st. louis county police department incident report. i mean, all of these things we've not seen, which are pretty much standard in some cases. only thing we've seen are selective things that seem to favor mr. wilson. >> right. and then you add to that, there's also a layer in some of these reports of outsiders jumping into conclusions. for example, that because there was a close-range shot to mike brown's hand, therefore he was reaching for the gun, when in fact, there are many possible conclusions. we've known for a long time that there was a scuffle at the car. mike brown's friend said that darren wilson was trying to pull him in, and he was trying to pull away. he could have been shot at close range, and that story is true. he could have been shot at close range because he was reaching for the gun, that's darren wilson's story, or because the gun went off in the scuffle, which is also something that darren wilson appears to say in one of these stat

shouldn't darren wilson have to account for if he was shot in the car, how does he explain, darren wilsonow does darren wilson explain michael brown, the other shots had him so far away from the car? >> and that really becomes the critical part of any prosecution theory. okay, whatever happened in the car happened. but, when somebody departs, and there's a separation, the officer is no longer in peril. especially if that somebody is trying to surrender. hands up. several independent witnesses have pointed out, as liz pointed out, was stated spontaneously by a completely independent witness. then you have plenty of stuff to work with, if there is a will on the part of the prosecutor to take a serious look at that evidence. >> do the fact that we are looking at the fact, liz, that police have leeway if they're facing deadly force, would it also be of interest to a fair and impartial grand jury that they would want to know if he was in fear? did he call in for backup once brown was no longer in the car? was this reported? wouldn't all of these questions have to be raised? >> absolutely. and

we know that darren wilson was shot -- shot mike brown at close range in his hand.hat is consistent with a number of different possibilities. it's consistent with mike brown reaching for the gun. it's consistent with a scuffle in the car. it's consistent with the gun just going off accidentally when it was in darren wilson's hand. the autopsy alone should not lead anybody to jump to any conclusions, especially about mike brown allegedly reaching for the gun. only fingerprints on the gun would show that mike brown reached for that gun. >> yeah. and, of course, when the family got dr. michael bodden that the family ordered, he did not have access to the clothing. so he wasn't able to do the full examination that he would've done that would determine how close of a range they were, right? this is incomplete information but it's always exculpatory. >> that's right. go ahead. >> is this something you've seen in previous criminal cases? >> i have never seen a case go down the way this one has with a complete lack of transparency. and the government over and over again lea

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now, darren wilson, officer darren wilson, apparently did talk to the grand jury.e to legally, but apparently he did in september for about four hours. also, according to this source, the fbi's technicians, crime scene technicians, found blood. they found michael brown's blood on darren wilson's gun, on darren wilson's uniform, and on the interior door panel of darren wilson's squad car. what this source is not saying, which is very important to this grand jury's investigation, jim, is what happened next. why did -- after getting out of the vehicle, did officer darren wilson shoot mike brown? that we don't know. but what we do know now, basically the officer's side of the story, which is very compelling. >> sure. and clearly there was a violent altercation of some kind inside that police car, because shots went off, and, in fact, michael brown was shot. question is, who initiated that, i suppose. where does the investigation stabbed in this? because we have the grand jury investigation, the state investigation, but you also have a federal investigation at the same

take a listen. >> darren wilson said he was in fear for his life. was darren wilson. >> let's bring in our legal analyst, also the author of suspicion nation. you have been watching this case here, lisa, we have talked many times about this. here is the introduction here, front page offering very little detail. but the little detail today is a lot of detail. >> right, i've read the article very carefully. disturbing to me on a lot of levels, number one, it is the lack of transparency, the report digging around getting a piece of the story that darren wilson has to tell about how he shot an unarmed teenager on the streets of america, there was no report about what happened. we have never heard from darren wilson or even an attorney about what his story is, and now the bits and pieces of the story favorable to darren wilson. >> so what was it in the case that would allow him to if you will, not divulge the information. we have the grand jury that is still going on. this is all underlying how little is known and how slow this is. >> right, the prosecut

test shows brown's flood was found on the gun, the uniform and inside the car of police officer darren wilsone story. it says that the officer told investigators that he was trying to get out of his car when brown shoved him back inside, hit him and then tried to grab for his gun. wilson's reported account contradicts some witnesses who say it was wilson the officer who was the aggressive. nick valencia jins joins us live. what are other details are we hearing this could be a game changer. >> reporter: it could be. and we'll start by saying we have not been able to confirm the details but i appears to fall in line with the version of officer darren wilson. he is maintained there was a struggle inside the police car. the gun went off at least twice in the car. one hitting michael brown in the arm the other missing it. the source of the information is unnamed government sources familiar with the investigation. i talked to people in ferguson and the reaction is varied. darren wilson's supporters have maintained all along this is a justified shooting and that he did nothing wrong. that he was fea

darren wilson hasn't spoken publicly. even an attorney for darren wilson hasn't spoken publicly.here's this leak, which i think is strategic to help darren wilson. it talks about the first part of the incident, at the car where there was a scuffle. that's something we already know. what is not explained is why after mike brown ran he shot an unarmed, wounded and surrendering young man -- a young man who according to his six witnesses had his hands up in the universal sign of surrender when he was shot. >> do you get a sense of brown's possible violation of civil rights from this? >> are you talking about in connection with a potential federal investigation? >> exactly. >> yeah, i think that's something that should definitely be on the table if there are no charges filed against him. i hope the charges will be filed. when you have six witnesses saying a kid is shot with his hands up, that's enough for probable cause. that's all the grand jury has to find. >> the fact that we're not getting clear information from there, is that because it is a grand jury that's investigating right

among the details a forensic test showing brown's blood on officer darren wilson's gun. ted rowlands reports. >> reporter: this new information gives an account of what officer darren wilson apparently told the grand jury while testifying for about four hours in the month of september. now this source was through "the new york times." now cnn has not verified what was said. according to the source, wilson said that mike brown was tohe aggressor, closed the door and tried to get his gun. officer wilson telling the grand jury according to the source that mike brown tried to get his gun. there were two shots fired inside the vehicle. and according to the source fbi evidence, analyst found mike brown's blood, not only on darren wilson's gun but also on his uniform and on the inside panel of the vehicle. what the source is not telling us is what darren wilson told the grand jury about why he actually shot mike brown after getting out of the vehicle. why did he get out of the vehicle, and then shoot mike brown? the grand jury investigation continues. it is expected, according

people think they're able to protest and some people are scared. >> officer darren wilson has not beeneen 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 down on the launchpad shooting fiery wreckage everywhere. there were no injuries but it did cause damage to property and vehicles. quite a picture. the antares rocket was carrying 5,000 pounds. this morning, nasa and its partners are trying to figure out what went wrong. let's get more from cnn's john foreman. >> hey, john, hi christine, this was a cataclysmic moment. you could hear people gasp out loud as they felt the explosion. that's about 275,000 pounds of thrust being released all at once as this thing blows up. the company contracted to do this, orbital science, has a $1.2 billion contract to get supplies up

officer darren wilson telling the his side of the story. >>> critical findings that a forensic report. what impact are will this have on the grand jury? >>> breaking royal baby news. yea. are will and kate expecting their second child next year. we're live at buckingham palace with the juicy details. "newsroom" continues now. >>> good morning. the thank you so much for joining me. i'm carol costello. is the nightmare on wall street over? with the opening bell moments way from ringing, investors are hoping for a big change from last week's gut wrenching roller coaster ride that erased all dow's gains for the year. cnn chief business correspondent christine romans joins me now. what are futures looking like? >> they look terrible actually. this is all almost ibm. ibm lowered forecast earnings. this is a big important company. only 30 stocks on the dow. if it's lower, obviously it's going to take the market down with it. i'm interesting to see what housing numbers are going to look like. friday was the second best day of the year. now you're going to give it back. it's been this very up

then the hammer's going to drop, which is darren wilson's not getting indicted. the most cynical interpretation is that this is being rolled out. that everyone understands people are still furious in that community, they're still upset about michael brown's death. they want justice. they understand what the consequences are going to be if there's no indictment, people won't be happy. but there's this crazy strategy to soften the ground, get people used to it. we'll get rid of the department. what do you respond to that? >> that's not just a matter of hysteria. >> right. >> this can be very real and seems that they're seeding and softening the ground for this. on the flip side chief jackson doesn't survive this. the department needs to change. as attorney general eric holder said today it seems reasonable and clear there needs to be wholesale change in this department. >> here's my fear. what we saw first time around was a tiny group of protesters precipitated a huge police response, very militarized. now you have $172,000 in spending on riot gear, crowd control,

some analysts say this supports officer darren wilson's account. speaking with cnn's erin burnett, the attorney for brown's family dismissed that suggestion. >> we always said from the very beginning there are two separate d d d distinction events happened that day. i don't see what happened at car bears what happened 100 feet away from the car. that is the point which we all stated that the moment darren wilson broke the law when he killed unarmed mike brown jr. >> u.s. attorney general eric holder says he is exasperated of the leaks coming from ferguson. >>> isis fighters continuing the offensive in iraq trying to get closer to baghdad. the islamic militants trying to take a town south of fallujah. iraqi military and tribal forces are fighting. isis fighters are attempting to hit the iraqi air force so pilots cannot find their targets. iraqi officials counted seven mortar bombings. >>> 19 minutes after the hour. four ex-blackwater security guards were convicted of shooting 31 iraqis seven years ago. they shot and killed those. none killed were in

. >>> police are now planning for riots in case officer darren wilson does not get indicted by a grand jury in the death of michael brown. >>> plus, "all in" travels to the land of big tobacco and big coal. and jennifer lawrence and her hacked photos. it's not a scandal. it's a sex crime. "all in" startings right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the f.b.i. is seeking the public's help tonight in identifying a masked man who appeared in an isis propaganda video speaking in what sounds like a north american accent. >> we're here in the 17th division military base just outside the city of oracka. and we're here with the soldiers of bashad. you can see them now digging their own graves in the very place they were stationed. >> the man could be one of the dozen or so americans fighting with isis in syria. just this weekend, a 19-year-old was arrested from chicago and allegedly on his way to join the militants. despite the bombing plan, the group is continuing to gain ground. after more than a week of fierce battles with kurdish fighters in syria, they are just a few hun

the report also says officer darren wilson "feared for his life." vladimir duthiers has the details. >> reporter: the "times" report says darren wilson told authorities he was trying to get out of his car when michael brown shoved him back in pinning him. there was a violent struggle. wilson says brown punched and scratched him repeatedly, leaving swelling on his face and cuts on his neck. he also told investigators brown tried to grab his gun. as they scuffled, the gun fired twice. one shot hit brown in the arm, the second missed. dorian johnson was with brown when the shooting happened and described officer wilson's actions differently. >> he just reached his arm out the window and grabbed my friend around his neck and as he was trike to choke my friend? >> reporter: the "times" report does not explain why wilson shot milt pel shots even after he got out of the car. >> he shot again and once my friend felt that shot he put his hands in the air and he started to get down but the officer still approached with his weapon drawn and he fired several mo

criminal cases in missouri have been dismissed because the prime witness in each case for officer darren wilson failed to show up. he hasn't been seen in public since the august incident. no comments from ferguson police. >>> senate democrats are launching last-minute attack ads. attacks are accusing plans to slash social security and medicare. they are airing in states with critical senate races in arkansas and iowa and louisiana. primarily targeting the older

it's been two months since police officer darren wilson gunned brown down. then, today marks columbus day, a federal holiday to commemorate the arrival of christopher columbus to the so-called "new world" in 1492. but the holiday has long evoked sadness and anger among people of color, especially native americans. >> columbus committed heinous crimes. quickly gives the indigenous people. >> lanes of natives. please reconsider. if this is a menu want to honor. >> well last monday, the seattle city council unanimously adopted a resolution to celebrate the second monday in october as indigenous peoples' day. we'll go to seattle to speak with socialist city councilmember kshama sawant, one of the resolution's sponsors. sawant helped win a $15 an hour minimum wage for all workers in seattle. we'll also look at a new report called "the glass floor: sexual harassment in the restaurant industry." worker, $2.15 an hour is just not going to cut it. this will definitely help eliminate a lot of the injustice we are expensing as women in the industry, a lot of sexual har

a newly released autopsy result appear to black us police officer darren wilson's sorry about the ferguson shooting f. there is no indictment, will violence erupt? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. we know the game of the gunman. the likely shoot ser a canadian. michael zehaf-bibeau. born in 1982, 32 years old. he was a convert to islam. they are searching for additional suspects and at this moment parliament is still on lockdown in canada. the gunman walked up to a soldier shooting and killing him, standing guard at a war memorial in the center of the canada capital. there is dramatic video inside of the building as heavily armed police officers entered with guns drawn and dozens of shots rang out. [ gunfire ] [ yelling ] >> a reporter from the city news toronto caught the sounds of the tense moments on tape. >> i don't know. there is a bunch of gunshots. >> what is going on? >> there is a guy with a shotgun out there. >> a guy with a shotgun? >> yes. i saw him. [ gunfire ] [ yelling ] >> get out. now, now. >> where do we go? w

darren wilson claims that he was struggling to get his gun in his holster and that's. >> mr.wn was trying to take the the police officer's gun away? >> true. and in the struggle the gun went off and shot mr. brown. mr. brown then ran away from the car. >> that's right. >> the officer then pursued him? >> darren wilson says according to this source in the dispatch that after those first two shots were fired in the car and this is where the "new york times" kind of left off and the dispatch picks up the rest of the story, the final four shots happened outside of the car about 200 feet from the car. he says that michael brown ran away, injured, his hand was injured but that he then turned around and came back towards officer wilson. and that officer wilson told him to stop, keep in mind that at this point, officer wilson believed that he had had twice called for backup. which had not arrived at this point. that he started -- michael brown started to come back towards the officer, he told him to stop. he did not stop. and that's when he continued to fire. >> okay, and then he sho

sources telling msnbc, police chief and darren wilson could be removed as early as next week. also considering whether or not to charge officer wilson with the shooting death of the teenager michael brown. protests continue to erupt in that community over brown's death, including one last week. we'll have more on this in a couple of minutes with a reporter in the thick of tensions there. >>> and a tightening of security out of the department of homeland security today. that agency is ramping up efforts to safeguard some critical federal buildings in washington, d.c. as well as a few other major cities. the move is in response to growing threats from isis. threats, of course, punctuated by last week's attack at the canadian parliament. jay johnson says this. given world events, prudence dictates a heightened vigilance. all right. let's drill down on the way the public can respond to some of that tough news today at the polls. the midterms are now less than a week away, and the new "washington post" poll finds something interesting. republicans with the edge pretty much across t

we know people have been calling for the arrest of darren wilson. there is this grand jury process taking place. are there specific demands beyond that protesters are making? >> reporter: their demands encapsulate just that. justice for supporters of michael brown's family and michael brown's family itself would be an arrest of darren wilson. now, i spoke with michael brown's father yesterday and he spoke of stepping out and being strong for all the supporters who have come out en masse and in droves to support his family's cause. >> let's listen. >> there's a whole lot on my back now. it's a situation where i'm -- i'm not going to never heal on the inside, you know. i can get by maybe day by day. you can look and see, probably think i'm doing okay and i'm really not, but it's just something i have to work on. we have a lot of support and i have to be strong for other people, too. >> and, you know, in addition to mike brown's dad obviously there, have the brown family and vonderrit myers' family, have they spoken? i know in the trayvon martin case y

it says officer darren wilson fired the gun wide inside the cruiser.orensics tests show the residue was found on brown's cruiser. at the time he said he was pinned inside his car and feared for his life. >>> and another shooting case, a man who shot a teen over loud muse nick florida has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. michael dunn was convicted of first degree murder for killing jordan davis. that was in 2012. the prosecutors did not seek the death penalty in this case which was really racially challenged. >>> in business news, starting on monday, you're going to be able to use iphone 6 like cash or credit card, so to speak. that's when apple pay rolls out. about 500 banks are going to support the tech giant's smartphone based system. to use it at participating stores just put your finger on the fingerprint scanner and pull the phone up for the register. >>> the new york jets have acquired percy harvin from the seattle seahawks for a additional draft pick. the trade comes after alleged discord between the scenes between harvin and the

but could the report also be a sign that officer darren wilson will not be indicted? the killing of this unarmed teenager ignited weeks of protests in ferguson, missouri, and gun was found on wilson's gun, uniform, and inside panel of his patrol unit. let me quote the "times." officers wilson said mr. brown punched and scratched him repeatedly leaving swelling on his face and cuts on his neck. wilson shot brown to death later outside of the car. so joining me now, joey jackson and also here mike o'mara. let's just begin with you, joey. my first question is why? why are we hearing about these leaks from this police officer from the first time in "the new york times"? are they preparing the public for something major like a nonindictment? >> it's a fabulous question and one i can't answer. why? because you and i both know about grand juries. the integrity of proceedings. they are secretive and that way for a reason to present the evidence and present the information to that panel. remember, there are 12 people on that panel and standard is low. probable cause to believe

many suggest this finding supports officer darren wilson's account.torney for brown's family dismissed that suggestion. >> we always said from the very beginning there are two separate distinct events that occurred that day. one at the vehicle and one away from the car. so i don't see how any evaluation or assessment as to what happened at the car bears on what happened outside of the car almost 100 feet away. which is the point in which we all stated was the moment that darren wilson broke the law when he killed an unarmed mike brown jr. >> the attorney general eric holder weighed in saying he is ex-as p exasperated at the leaks. >>> for the first time in months, jeffery fowle wakes up in his home in ohio. he was held in north korea after he left a bible in a restaurant accidently. >> we are overjoyed that jeff's return home. we continue to battle for kenneth bah and their families and their loved ones did not return home with jeff. jeff would like to you know he was treated well by the government of the dprk and he is in good health. >> the spokesma

yet, darren wilson, he admits what he has to admit.tance, he says that the final shot that michael brown's head was down. because he cannot get away from that. that is part of the autopsy. he says such self-serving gratuitous comments which i think that defendant who's are lying say. he says at one point, he almost lost consciousness. >> let me just be frank. are you saying he might have been coached? >> he has to be coaxed. that's our job. he has to be coached by his defense attorney. let's say others don't have the ability to be coached 18 hours a day by a team of defense attorneys. okay? and he will be coached on even crying to the grand juriors, showing emotion and then feeding every single detail to the narrative. >> you've been a prosecutor. at least eyewitnesses have said he was not charging officer wilson. he said brown did not rush the officer. a construction worker who did live in the community that there was no bull rush. and piaget said that too. those are different accounts than what officer wilson is saying. >> very diffe

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symbol of justice is the creation of a special prosecutor or the announcement of the indictment of darren wilsonficer who viciously killed michael brown. >> police have said that wilson was defending himself from michael brown. >> what do you say to people who say the justice system is going through its cases, let it work. >> the justice system? this justice system? which has a wonderful set of facts to support the way it has engaged police who have taken black lives. this justice system. >> sarah joins us now, what more do you know about this commission? i mean, will it have any kind of power? exactly how will it be set up? >> you know, we asked the governor that. what kind of power or teeth does this commission have. he talked about things like it is going to do a wide-ranging unflinching study of the situation there in light of what has happened. in light of the rest and trying to solve some of the problems in the community and economically and socially and education. he talked about bringing in expertise and having the commission create some very specific goals and get them done. but it does

darren wilson claims that he was struggling to get his gun in his holster and that's. >> mr. trying to take the the police officer's gun away? >> true. and in the struggle the gun went off and shot mr. brown. mr. brown then ran away from the car. >> that's right. >> the officer then pursued him? >> darren wilson says according to this source in the dispatch that after those first two shots were fired in the car and this is where the "new york times" kind of left off and the dispatch picks up the rest of the story, the final four shots happened outside of the car about 200 feet from the car. he says that michael brown ran away, injured, his hand was injured but that he then turned around and came back towards officer wilson. and that officer wilson told him to stop, keep in mind that at this point, officer wilson believed that he had had twice called for backup. which had not arrived at this point. that he started -- michael brown started to come back towards the officer, he told him to stop. he did not stop. and that's when he continued to fire. >> okay, and then he shot him.

leaks all seemingly have the intention or at least the effect of bolstering officer darren wilson's acountwhen he shot brown on august 9th. the dus e justice department has issued a strong statement. >> that convenience store reference is about what happened on august 15th when surveillance video released showing mike brown stealing cigars. >>> darren wilson's attorney denies having anything to do with the source of the leak saying -- but it is very clear that these recent leads, according to the huffing ton post, has left the attorney general exasperated are coming from somewhere. there's a little bit of a clue about where the leaks are coming from in this l.a. times piece by matt pierce where he says that chris king said law enfortsment officials had offered him the leaks saying they had been briefed on the evidence and it didn't look good for michael brown supporters. insteed e stead, the paper responded with this editorial that reads in part -- >> with me now, chris king, managing editor in st. louis. chris, my ears perked up when i heard about this. can you tell me how you were approa

they are asking for darren wilson to be arrested, indicted and charged with murder. that's something and they refused to be quieted. that's something important here. while the protests are smaller, they are just as passionate and people are just as angry. >> just within the last week it might be why you are back there. a lot of developments. for instance there was a figure that came out late in the week. 3,000 individuals registered aaron ferguson to vote. that was a headline. and how individuals took the protest in the street, if you will, to the ballot box. >> i think that's key. i talked to the director of elections who talked about the idea that 3,287 people were registered to vote. she told me only 4800 people in st. louis county had registered to vote since the shooting of michael brown. that's a huge chunk of the vote registration. you have to think people are channelling their anger. a lot of people i talked to said even if you're not seeing protesters in the street people are trying to think of ways to be active. you have peopler that going into the high sch

when the grand jury announces its decision whether or not there is evidence to indict officer darren wilsonmed but who had struggled with wilson after the officer stopped him and his friend. what do you think will ham pen if the grand jury decides not to indict officer darren wilson? then what? >> i think we will see more protests. i think we will probably see a lot of anger. >> reporter: i think a lot of people are, you know, are already predicting that the grand jury will come to a decision not to issue any charges at all against darren wilson and that this community will react in some ways violently and the thought is that the police specifically you are not in position to be able to control what inevitably might happen? >> we're -- we're talking a lot about how we are going to address that. it will be a unified command again. we will have, the st. louis county police department, you know working with highway patrol, to -- and all of the municipalities put together, comprehensive plan to address, use as they come up. >> reporter: jackson says police are prepared to protect peaceful demon

i have spent more time in jail than darren wilson and it's ridiculous. we are sick of it. we are sick of it. >> reporter: organizers have called it a weekend of resistance with protesters filling the streets and city parks along with police, who say at this point there have been no serious problems. >> we're all in our normal uniforms. that's the message. let's all be respectful of everybody. >> reporter: a message echoed by brown's family. >> at this point, i'm a little at peace. i'm not angry. >> reporter: instead like so many here, they want answers as a grand jury continues to review evidence in the case. jay gray, nbc news. >>> activists marched in pakistan in honor of malala yousafzai, who became the youngest noble peace prize winner this week. the teenager was shot in angora by the taliban years ago while she returned home from school. malala won the noble peace prize along with a children's rights campaigner from india. >>> policing the police can be a very stressful job. now a south bay judge has found some relief from that while helping her community at the same

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the new york times reports that mike brown's blood was found on the gun of officer darren wilson. iform and on the inside panel of officer wilson's police vehicle. the report from the new york times that wilson testified in front of the grand jury giving the opportunity to tell his side of the story. his side of the story is that mike brown was the aggressor. especially in the early meeting between the two. that mike brown pinned wilson into the vehicle and officer wilson saying mike brown punched him, scratched him and went for his gun, which could have potentially put his life in danger. people on the ground in ferguson, specifically, people in his neighborhood, after the weekend, we were talking to them at the memorial. they are skeptical. they believe there will not be an indict because the investigation is being done in secret with the grand jury. they are concerned of what will happen if there is no indictment not only in their neighborhood or city, but in cities across the country. the grand jury is still investigating. we do expect according to the st. louis county prosecut

leaked grand jury testimony from ferguson, missouri, reveals officer darren wilson's version of events for the first time. along with a cornerer's autopsy report that supports officer wilson's explanation of how and why he thought michael brown dead. dr. michael bobb performed an independent autopsy for the brown family and he joins us here in moments. a leaked medical autopsy report tonight reveals michael brown was shot in the hand at close range, and that he had marijuana in his system during this fight with officer darren wilson. the county report indicates that the thumb wound contained, quote, foreign particulate matter consistent with products that are discharged from the barrel of a firearm. these latest findings back up fbi forensics tests that found brown's blood inside the police car. the evidence corroborates, again, police officer's darren wilson's claim that a significant altercation took place inside his police vehicle. our next guest conducted one of the three autopsies performed. on michael brown. and joining us tonight forensic scientist dr. michael bowden, former chi

blood was found on the gun and the uniform of darren wilson. the investigation into the shooting of the unarmed teen, the grand jury results expected in november. >>> the president of new hampshire's keene college says any students involved in turning the pumpkin festival into chaos will be held responsible for their actions. police in riot gear responded with tear gas and pepper spray. >> i got hit with a jack daniel's bottle across the face. i was in the health center for a bit. >> these guys came in with shields and started tear gassing me. crazy stuff. real crazy. >> ridiculous. this is not pumpkin fest. i'm from rhode island. we are supposed to have a fun weekend. this is stupid. >> i bet there was no alcohol involved. >> yeah. >> i'm joking. >> it is on video. it is on video. officials can go through the video and facebook and twitter. you will be found out, i imagine, if you were involved in the violence. >> they will. they promise the university will hold all students involved responsible. some are blaming the unrest on out-of-towners.

if a grurm does not indict officer darren wilson will violence erupt in ferguson?"new day" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm chris cuomo. >> and i'm alisyn camerota. >>> up first, a real-life boogeyman will not be a threat to trick-or-treaters this halloween because a massive manhunt for one of the fbi's most-wanted fugitives is over. after seven weeks on the run, eric frein in custody in pennsylvania, captured at an abandoned airport hangar in the poconos thursday night? >> police say frein surrendered without a fight. he's accused of killing one pennsylvania state trooper and wounding another and the crime scene was right outside the same police barracks where he is now being held. cnn's miguel marquez is live outside the

once he broke loose from officer darren wilson's grip, he ran away. sly that's an indication of fear. i believe he was fighting for his life at the door of officer wilson's vehicle trying to get away. >> right. >> and the proof of that is when he got away he began to run. so that's not a big speck la tory conclusion for me to draw based on what he said. >> dorian johnson. mark, what about that? are there two separate and distinct events legally speaking? >> quick answer yes. first of all, i don't like the notion that information like is being released piecemeal. but there's one thing that he said that i fully agree with which is that they are two somewhat separate events. what happened at the car certainly informed what was going to happen afterwards. if in fact there was an argument one way or the other, michael brown was inside that car. dorian believed he was dragged inside the car. that has questions of believability in my opinion. but once there was an assault of a police officer at the car and once there was a shot fired, those two independent ev

officer darren wilson telling police he tried to get out of his car but that brown shoved him back inuggled to grab for his gun. he said that he feared for his safety. forensics show the gun went off twice inside the car. one bullet hit brown's arm, the other missed. brown's blood was found on the officer's uniform and cruiser. it sparked weeks of racially charged protests in ferguson. >>> the united states increased the amount of air strikes in syria this week. helping push isis back from a key city near the u.s. border crossing with turkey. the u.s. military says it's receiving intelligence from kurds on the ground in kobani. >> my goal is to defeat isil. if he continues to present us with major target has he's done in the kobani area, we'll service those targets. and we've done so very, very effectively. >>> between friday and saturday, the u.s. military carried out 15 total air strikes in syria. despite these advances, the pentagon warns that kobani could still fall into isis' hands. >>> even oakland was up to 80 degrees this afternoon, and we have clear skies right now. but fog i

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, but significant damage to property and vehicles. the rocket carrying 5,000 pounds of supplies. and experiments, experimental science to the space station. let's get more from cnn's tom foreman. >> reporter: hey, john, hey, christine, this was really a cataclysmic response that happens moments after the ataris rocket took off. you could hear people gasp out loud as they felt the expose. that's 275,000 pounds being released all at once as this thing blows up in that way. the company has a $1.8 billion contract to get the supplies up to the iss in a number of trips. in is the third of those trips. it's vowed looking into this, saying rig