they say that we don't believe we would have been successful in a prosecution of darren wilson. now, that's their standard, the standard for a private civil lawyer in america trying a case is not their standard. that standard is different. it's based on a prepond rans of evidence, not beyond a reasonable doubt. they are two totally different standard and ways to weigh evidence. >> darryl park family attorney for the browns. thank you for joining us. >>> civil rights pioneer ruby bridges is speaking out on the michael brown draj di. in 1960 she broke the colour barrier. as a 6-year-old she received death threats and had to be escorted to and from school by federal masters, in an interview with john seigenthaler she says a different experience connects her to brown's family - the murder of her son. >> when i speak about ferguson again, you are speaking to a parent that lost a child to violence. by the happened of someone that looked exactlilike him. we are being divided. there is an us and a them. but i think what is dividing us is good and evil. evil stood over my child and shot

brown was 18 years old and unarmed when is of darren wilson shot and killed him -- and officer darren wilson shot and killed him during a confrontation last year. their lawsuit accuses of city of failing to conduct a fair and impartial investigation and claims wilson used excessive force. today the family said overlooked evidence will be brought to light. >> at the conclusion of our case we're hopeful that you will see that not only should he have been indicted from the very responsible, but he should be held responsible for the killing of mike brown, jr. >> the justice department failed to prosecute for any civil rights violations. brown's family is asking for $75,000. some of that will pay for psychological damages. >>> video released today of a prince george's county police officer assaulting a defenseless handcuffed teen. >> reporter: i'm prince george's county bureau chief scott broom in upper marlboro where police officer jerry thomas was found guilty today of misconduct in office. it's video from inside a juvenile detention cell in november of 2012. police officer jerry thomas

and to be quite frankly honest with you we don't have to go very far from darren wilson's statement himselfat his initial statements to his supervisor describing what happened that day was sufficient to indict him. we know he is up to his fifth version. it has been refined and perfected. now he wants us to believe that he was a 5 year old sitting inside of a police car, trapped inside -- >> the attorneys of the family of michael brown announcing the wrongful death lawsuit for the city of ferguson. i want to bring in criminal defense attorney john burris with me now. we can get started with this and knowing the attorney said the evidence has not changed, the presentation will. will that lead to a successful lawsuit and ultimately justice for this family? >> certainly from my point of view i think it could. presentation is important but you have to remember there are different witnesses who will testify on both sides of this table. the burden of proof in a civil case is substantially less not proof beyond a reasonable doubt. that can be proven. there were real issues that suggested when final

a grand jury declined to file charges against darren wilson.the shooting and grand jury decision sparked protests in ss ss around the ferguson and the country. >>> one final court approval. the settlement for the nfl announces $765 million. the deal could cost the nfl as much as $11$1 billion. >>> the florida letter carrier is lucky to be alive. guns trained on doug hughes the whole time. according to a senator, he could have been blown out of the air. a classified briefing on once wednesday, he was more concerned about penetrating the air space. >> you can penetrate the air space and go thanundetected. we never got an alert that something was happening at the capitol. >> gyro copter pilot doug hughes is facing federal charges. he wanted to make the statement about money and politics. >> i don't know if this is worth it until i get through with it. we're through with it when we see if in the next election a serious dialogue about corruption and a serious commitment to solving the problem of corruption. that's what it's about. that's what makes

michael brown did not have to be shot and killed by white police officer darren wilson.ned from the police department has never been charge of the case t. michael brown's parents say they will not accept the story that the story is a self defense shooting. >>> last week in los angeles county. beatrice says she was using her phone. she threw her phone on the ground and shattering the glassed screen. this is all caught on tape by a neighbor who was also filling in the arrest. >> i felt assaulted and he was huge and he had a vest on. i only have my phone and i am only requesting his face. the u.s. marshal is reviewing entire matter. >>> former cia director, david patreaus will be sentenced today. an fbi investigation determines that he shared sensitive materials. he has a of mishandled of the prosecution. the judge c impose a prison sentence up to a year. >>> time now is 5:17. a high school student from washington got hit with a five day suspension because of the way he asked a girl to go to the prom. during yesterday lunch period ahmad strapped a fake, suicide bomb threat

stars like ashton kutcher, a former senator, even ferguson police officer darren wilson. the i-team found their social security numbers, credit cards even pin numbers, post it where anyone could find it. i did not have to pay for this or search for it. how do you react? >> that's scary. joce: 40 million cards compromised. we all knew that data breaches happen. what we did not know is hackers selling information post bits and pieces in public. >> they anonymously but quickly verify they have stolen a set of data. joce: free samples are all that a scammer needs to steal your identity. in december, stevens information was used to get comcast service for this house 500 miles away in michigan. but catching the people who steal the personal information is tough. it is illegal to post a, and sites will remove it when requested, but jim jones with george mason university said shutting down the site does nothing more than set up a high tech game of website why come ack-a-mole. >> it's probably all over the internet. once it's out, it is not removable entirely. joce: all victims ca

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>> we have bullets that weren't even retrieved from buildings that support the narrative that darren wilson was shooting michael brown while he was fleeing, and you didn't hear about that. >> now a grand jury did not indict wilson last fall, and he resigned from the police force shortly after that. tony. >> diane, wax the family seeking? >> the family is seeking compensatory damages and they want their legal fees paid. and they want ferguson to serve as sort of a model to other communities. >> we have to stop the sanctioning and the killing of unarmed people of color in america. because that's what we're doing, and nobody is ever held accountable. >> we talked to a law professor today. and he expects motions to be filed in this, and he said this case may not even make it to trial for years. >> diane in chicago appreciate it. and thank you. coming up next on the program a cable mega merger, and ali velshi explains what's happening between comcast and time-warner, >> european union leaders held an emergency meeting in brussels today for the migrant crisis in the mediterranean. there are estim

former ferguson, missouri police officer darren wilson shot and killed brown last summer. prosecutors declined to indict wilson. that sparked months of nationwide protests over race relations and use of force by police. >> the evidence has not changed. but the presentation of that evidence will. we expect to put on evidence that you never heard about before, never seen. >> last month the justice department also declined to prosecute darren wilson. the lawsuit names him the city of ferguson and the city's former police chief as plaintiffs. >>> france's prime minister says the threat of terror attacks on his country's homeland has never been so high. this evening, a 25-year-old woman is in custody in connection to a foiled terror plot. police arrested a man last weekend after he accidentally called himself and called for paramedics. they say that man was planning to open fire inside a church during sunday services. france's prime minister says it is the fifth terror plot stopped so far this year. >> security services were very lucky to catch him even though he was on the rad

tensions there have been high of course ever since august when darren wilson this white police officer teenager michael brown. so let's go there to ferguson. you saw her throughout our coverage. she's back. people gathering there, certainly bringing back some flashbacks of what happened last summer and into the fall. tell me what people are telling you. >> yeah some of the business owners and residents talked about how when they saw what was going on in baltimore, it really did bring them back. what we're seeing now, there were two streets really that were batter and burned here in ferguson. this is one of them. we're right down the street from the police department. kathy's kitchen was broken into. the next building broken into. kathy's kitchen up and running. they're even opening a new business. this one didn't make it. the mexican restaurant still has remnants from that day in november. i want you to see what was happening where there was looting last night. sunny is frustrated. forced to finish the job looters started when they bashed in half of his store's front door. this is ferg

there are a lot of factors that led to darren wilson killing michael brown that day in the culture of racism in the department is part of that. >> when it comes to the black candidates who are standing tell me what you think their strengths are, and what they think they cap can change. there's three african-americans and one white promoted by a lot of democratic institutions in and around ferguson and running on the platform of we know there's problems we'll reform them the police department we'll reform the hiring and training practices, we'll reform tax collection. they are more of a reform split. a lot of candidates think that's what they'll be sent to city council to do. >> has much changed since the summer of last year? >> not really. the city council has been inept and impotent at initial the united stating the change of the the mayor, matthew knowles did little or nothing, pretty well disagreeing with the report. all the firings of judges police and others lost their jobs because the department of justice, the city government has done nothing since the scathing report came out.

it was the day a grand jury decided not to indict darren wilson in the killing of unarmed teenager michaelhe two got into a scuffle. despite the hardships though he's determined to stay right in the heart of the protest zone. this is why. guys like steve smith. >> i'm just trying to help him get back and build a board back. just so he can sleep tonight. so we both can sleep tonight. >> reporter: they formed a friendship in ferguson years ago, it began with him offering a couple day's of work at his bill payment store. now, on nights like this smith jumps to help. catching a ride in the middle of the night to make sure he and his business are secure. both are well aware of the frustration continuing to simmer and sometimes boil over in ferguson. >> the police i would say the black community, they don't get along at all. it's no secret you know what i'm saying but it don't give them the right to do all this. i understand i understand the movement i understand why they're out here but to just destroy buildings and to get the point across that's too far, you know what i'm saying? it's too far.

officer darren wilson and the city of ferguson made in the lawsuit.ously, the lawsuit is wrongful death suit but also the practice of culture that eventually led to michael brown's death. >> so how will this civil suit this wrongful death suit present the evidence differently from what we have seen in the state and federal cases? >> totally, ed. i think, first of all, the standard for evidence in a civil loss is preponderance of the evidence, totally different than what we heard from the prosecutors in this case. every prosecutor in the case said we don't believe we would have been successful in michael brown's death. that's not the standard in a civil case. so it's a totally different approach. we believe that's plenty of evidence unaccounted for in their presentation and we'll be able to use. >> what evidence was that sir? >> well i'll give you one example, darren. at least two bullets totally unaccounted for. i'll place footnotes from the earlier presentations that we believe are critical to the officer having to explain his motive and his intent b

of michael brown is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of ferguson, missouri and darren wilson. he is the white police officer who killed the unarmed 18-year-old african-american. brown's death in august set off a wave of protests nationwide. prosecutors declined to charge officer wilson saying there wasn't enough evidence to show his life was not in danger. attorneys for the brown family say something must change. >> we have to stop this sanctioning of the cannon of unarmed people of color in america. because that's what we're doing when nobody is never held accountable. maureen: the lawsuit does not include a specific dollar amount for damages. the family seeks about $75,000 in addition to legal fees. maryland governor larry hogan ordered state police to baltimore today to provide crowd control for what's expected to be large protests. hundreds have rallied over the death of freddie gray. his spine was nearly severed after an arrest earlier this month and today, police revealed that gray was not properly restrained after being loaded into a police van. that's a violation of t

down on sunday and there is no leads on who is responsible and brown was killed by police officer darren wilsonst setting off months of protests. >>> a female police officer accused of shooting an unarmed man is expected to dolphin county court this afternoon. in an effort to keep the video from being released to the public, lisa merkel is accused in the death of david masuk police say she chased him and tased him and shot him twice in the back. >> they say the shooting was justified because she did not know if he was reaching for a weapon. >> the case relies on the video it is and i expect it to be the corner stone of the prosecution. >> merle has waived her right to a preliminary hearing. >>> in western pennsylvania police are looking for a shoplift their made off with her goods using a shopping cart and tupperware. "action news" captured her making her get away from a wal-mart, everything looked normal she was pushing her cart and took groceries section bisection and then put items into tupperware container, and bypassed the line and used the shopping cart as her get away car. >>> coming up

attorneys hope to prove that officer darren wilson did not need to use his weapon against brown.rown's death ignited months of protests in missouri and around the country. coming up a billion dollars to pay retired nfl players for brain damage suffered in the game. ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. time now is coming up on 10:49 eastern, busy news morning. here is an update on breaking news. the white house has identified two hostages that u.s. forces accidentally killed back in january. warren weinstein, an american was held by al-qaeda since 2011, and geovany la port toe was held hostage since 2012. president obama defended the legality of the drone strikes saying there was no information that pointed to hostages being at the location. >> our initial assessment indicates that this operation was fully consistent with the a -- guidelines in the region. and based on the intelligence that we had obtained at the time. including hundreds of hours of surveillance. we believed that this was an al-qaeda compound that no civilians were present, and that capturing these terrorists

claims that brown, an unarmed african-american teenager, do not have to be shot and killed by darren wilson. wilson has never been charged in the case. brown's parents say they have never accepted his story that the shooting was in self-defense. there is no much work on how much compensation and are asking for. >>> a u.s. marshals under fire for smashing a woman's cell phone last weekend. beatrice paez was using a cell phone to record marshals arresting a group of people but a deputy marshals that she was interfering and through her phone to the ground. the incident was caught by a neighbor who was also filming the arrest. >> i felt assaulted. he was huge. h e had a vest on and i have my phone and i am recording his face. >> she plans to file a lawsuit. the marshals service is currently reviewing the matter. >>> former cia director will be sent us today for sharing military secrets with his biographer with him he was having an affair. the fbi investigation determine which areas shares sensitive information including undercover officers and war strategies with his editor. he agreed to plead

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in the lawsuit his family is accusing darren wilson of destroying evidence, and interfering in the investigation. the family is seeking $75,000 in damages the justice department and the franked jury did not charge wilson over the shooting. some parts of mexico are so riddled with drug related violence, the government teams up with vigilante groups to fight cartels. until recently, was one of those places but as adam reports a massacre there has left residents fearful of the police. >> killed in the cross fire, and massacred by mights, it is unclear what this cell phone video really showed. but according to an investigation, the police opened fire on members of vigilante groups. this contradicts the government story that nine people died in friendly fire. we have come to this safe house to say they were attacked that day. >> the police were hooded and aimed their rifles at us, we raised our hands and said don't shoot and they started shooting. >> one of the leaders of this group, known as the viagras they call themselves self defense forces or vigilantes, authorities say they are part of a drug g

senator and even ferguson police officer darren wilson and found their social security numbers, credit cards and even their pin numbers and it was all posted where any up with can find it on a website. >> i didn't have to pay for this or search hard for it. how do you reagent hearing that? 40 million that had credit and debit cards compromised. data breaches can happen. what we didn't know is hackers selling your information post bis and pieces in public to advertise they have got more for sale in bulk. >> a way to anonymously but publicly verify that you the bad guy have in fact stolen the set of data. reporter: the free samples of n.f.c. are all that is a scammer immediates to steal your identity. in disease steven's information was used to get comcast service for this house 50 500 away in michigan. catching the people is tough. it is i will leal to post it and sites like pacebin will remove it when requested but jim jones with george may somebody university says shutting down the site does nothing more than set up a high tech game of web site whack a mole. >> that only solves a smal

the officer who shot brown, darren wilson, was not prosecuted. he resigned in november. >>> baltimore police say five of the six police officer involved in the arrest of freddie gray are giving statements and cooperating. his treatment sparked angry demonstrations and more are planned for today. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: baltimore police kept all but a few protesters from breaching concrete and metal barricades wednesday near a western district police department. they have focused their outrage here. wednesday's protest began as a peaceful march from several nearby churches. >> recent protests without violence, we can let our voices be heard without violence. that's the message we want to let people know. >> reporter: but some say police barricades ratcheted up the tension. >> i believe if they didn't have barriers, it would have been a more peaceful march and they would have marched through. >> reporter: freddie gray was arrested last week. the cause of death was a severe spinal injury but police say they don't know how that happened.

officer darren wilson was cleared of wrongdoing in the shooting, but the justice department found a pattern of racial discrimination and unfair practices by police and city officials. >>> happening today, the warriors. you got your warriors blue on. the warriors take a three-game lead in the first round play-off game against the pelicans. >> holding practice at the center. the warriors won twro close games at home against new orleans. they expect the pelicans to come out fighting for their life. tip-off is 6:30. >> mike will be reporting from the big easy tonight. be sure to follow mike on twitter. >> a jury's concern on presidential policy. >> how long security officers waited to fix an alarm at president george h.w. bush's home in texas. >> talk about a wild ride. see what one man caught on his go pro camera in what was supposed to be a leisurely ride through the hills. >> lake tahoe, just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissol

it's been nine months since the 18-year-old was shot and killed by the ferguson police officer darren wilson. wilson was cleared of wrongdoing in the shooting but a justice department investigation found a pattern of racial discrimination and unfair practices by ferguson police and city officials. the ncaa meantime, says it expects thousands of people to protest the death of freddie gray at city hall in baltimore this afternoon. the justice department is investigating the death of the 25-year-old who died from a spinal injury while in police custody. the six officers involved in the arrest have been suspended with pay. what do kanye west ashton kutcher and hundreds of people right here in the d.m.v. have him in common? the "7 on your side" i-team got their hands on their sensitive personal information and joce sterman is here to explain how. joce? joce: scary stuff. we're talking about social security numbers, credit card accounts and all kind of stuff. i hate to break it to you it wasn't hard to find. >> i didn't have to pay for this. joce: how do you react hearing that? >> it's scary. joce

darren wilson avoided both criminal and civil rights charges for brown's death. in california, the local chapter of the international longshore and warehouse union has vowed to shut down ports on may 1 in a historic protest against police brutality. in a statement, the union said -- "it is fitting that on may day international workers day, bay area ports will be shut down to protest the racist police killing of mainly black and brown people." it's the first time a union has taken such action. in 2008, the same chapter shut down pacific coast ports to demand an end to the wars in iraq and afghanistan. a deputy u.s. marshal is facing an investigation after he was caught on video smashing the cell phone of a woman who was trying to film police activity. a bystander's video from the incident sunday in south gate, california, shows the marshal grabbing the cell phone out of beatriz paez's hand as she tries to film, then throwing it to the ground and kicking it. paez displayed her smashed phone as she spoke to local abc 7 news. >> through everything on the ground and s

claims that, an unarmed african-american teenager did not have to be shot and killed by officer darren wilson. wilson who has since resigned from the police department has never been charged in the case. but brown's parents say they've never accepted wilson's story that the shooting was in self- defense. there's no word on how much compensation they are seeking. >>> federal prosecutors have rested their case in the penalty phase of the federal trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev. the prosecution rested after falling a man who lost a leg in the bombing. a trauma surgeon also testified about an 8-year-old boy who bled to death after the bombings. prosecutors say dzhokhar tsarnaev should be executed for his role in the attack. the defense arguing for life in prison is expected to begin presenting its case and calling witnesses on monday. >>> in the last however, the republican-controlled senate voted to confirm loretta lynch as the u.s. next attorney general. the final vote was 56-43. political wrangling over an unrelated bill delayed the confirmation process. joel waldman has more from washington. >> re

attorneys say the lawsuit would also name former officer darren wilson who shot the unarmed team in augustht" show host john oliver. he is 38. pro wrestler john cena is 38 as well. comedian george lopez turns 54 thanks for watching "early today." we hope you have a good one. >>> right now at 4:30. a teenage inmate on the run. why her family is begging her to go back to jail. >>> and caught in the cross fire. a 7-year-old in a bay area hospital this morning after getting struck by a stray bullet. >>> plus they've been robbed repeatedly and the owners of the san mateo store say there's nothing they can do about it. this morning they're blaming the city. >> live look outside this morning. the bay bridge at 4:30. it is thursday april 23rd. and you are watching "today in the bay." >> good thursday morning. it's 4:30. i'm some brach. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots of

in early march after the grand jury and justice department decisions not to charge the officer darren wilson in that shooting. >>> loretta lynch is poised to make history today. after more than five months, the longest wait for an attorney general nominee since the reagan administration, the senate is indeed poised to put lynch in carnlg of the justice -- charge of the justice department. lynch will be the first african- american woman to serve as attorney generally. >>> it has been nearly two weeks since an arlington mother of two was found dead inside her home and police have not made an arrest so far. homicide detectives say bonnie black was stabbed to death. neighbors called police after her children were found wandering outside in their pajamas in the neighborhood. police captain james watson says they are still collecting evidence inside black's home and at the house of her estranged hud.sban her husband has been cooperating with authorities. >>> police are offering a $20,000 reward for help tracking down a maryland man who is wafntled in his own wife's murder. bhadreshkumar patel is w

attorneys say the lawsuit would also name darren wilson who shot the unarmed teen in august.the first time we are hearing from arizona police officer who plowed into an armed suspect with his cruiser. the officer has been cleared of criminal charges. but the video has outraged many who called it excessive force. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has the story. >> reporter: accelerating to 40 miles per hour officer michael rapeko slams into the unarmed suspect. now we hear the veteran officer explain to investigators why he took the man down. >> he's holding but i believe to be a locked and loaded rifle. there's occupied businesses and two other officers at tend of the street. this is what i deem at this point to be a lethal force encounter. >> reporter: the suspect is accused in a series of crimes from theft to arson before police say he stole a high-powered rifle from an area walmart. the officer hears the radio call for help. >> the thoughts in my mind. i need to shoot to stop the threat or run him over to stop the threat. >> reporter: the officer has been cleared

brown's shooting death in august by officer darren wilson led to some type of a violent protest in the st. louis suburb. they were renewed when a grand jury decided to not charge wilson. >>> a major endorsement for one of philadelphia's candidate for mayor black clergy will announce its support for state senator anthony hardy williams, one of the several democrats running in the may 19th primary. williams is expected to be the at the formal will announcement this morning. >>> well, how much times have you thought to your early is, i just wish i had some extra money. well today toy day might be your lucky day. >> i love that cash register news we have there. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan is here to help you claim your cash. something we all could use more of, right jim. >> reporter: that is right. it the is hard to believe but in our area, get this 8 billion, that is billion with a b dollars in cash and property is sitting waiting for rightful own tore show up and claim it. today three on your side will do our best to help you get it back into your hand. a new car

it's not clear in the lawsuit will name former officer darren wilson. >>> no letup in the protests in baltimore, maryland, meanwhile. demanding justice for the mysterious death of freddie gray. they're asking questions about how gray wound up with a serious spinal cord injury. police union says gray was not wearing a seat belt while riding in a police van. 5 of the 6 officers suspended in the case have given statements to investigators. >>> we're hearing from the arizona police officer who rammed an armed suspect sw his squad car. you've seen the video of that suspect carrying a rifle being taken down. officer michael rapiejko said he had no choice. he didn't feel comfortable shooting at the suspect with businesses and other officers nearby. >> he's holding what i believe to be a locked an loaded rifle. he's fired in the air. there's two officers at the end of the street. this is what i deem at this point to be a lethal force encounter. i have two thoughts in my mind. i need to shot him to stop the threat. or i need to run him over to stop the threat. >> the police chief defends the o

basically exonerating officer darren wilson and debunking the hands up, don't shoot narrative. and then they released a second d.o.j. report stating the ferguson, missouri routinely violates the constitution and federal law with a pattern of racial bias, unreasonable force, intengszal mistreatment wrongs borne disproportionately by african americans. but on fox-- you're going to love this-- despite their 24-hour schedule, they really only had time for the one report. >> the d.o.j. now admitting hands up, don't shoo don't shoot, never happened. >> people have been fed a narrative. >> protesters who have been running around this country telling a lie. >> the tsunami of misinformation and innuendo. bone-headed nonfact-based rhetoric did not happen. >> it did not happen that way. wilson has been exonerated. let's move on. >> jon: let's move on! the department of justice found the flashpoint incident for protests did not hapt way some thought. although, in the second report, they did also document a tower of racially based kindling wood, years of unreasonable force lighter fluid and

basically exonerating officer darren wilson and debunking the hands up, don't shoot narrative.

we need look no further than officer darren wilson nine months ago who many in the court of public opinion convicted, who was later acquitted by a d.o.j. report. look at how his life transformed. he is essentially a pariah on the run, has to hide. he's out of the public view, has no wherewithal to pay for the fees that mounted up to defend itself, that said he was justified. no rite-thinking police officer wants that. >> so what is the answer? >> this is - we are now - this is not the first case, we are at the end of a string of cases, different variables in each case, but a young boy in cleveland ohio, a shopper in a big box retail store in ohio, a guy walking down a stair in a public housing area in new york. in each case something went wrong and an unarmed man is dead. we heard talk about how police are trained. what is the problem? >> i put out a paper at the end of disease december talking about reforms, and we talked about data collection, the increased use of the department of justice. whatever their best practices that they are learning from pattern and practice investigations acro

outrage following fatal police shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown and clearing of officer darren wilson, erika. >>> charges are pen ago begins a man who allegedly shot the his father on the schuylkill expressway. that shooting closed i-76 in both direction during the late afternoon rush. the victim was driving westbound in west conshohocken around 5:45 when police say his to 22-year old son sitting in the rear seat pulled out a gun and shot him. the the father is now in critical condition. pennsylvania state police are questioning that suspect. ukee. >>> this morning we're hearing a 911 call connected to the death of the the man in vineland while in police custody. >> he is outside. >> outside. >> what is he doing. >> he is just screaming out there, i don't know what the hell is wrong with him. >> that call was from march 31st, 2015 and so is the video. the the shows final minutes of the philip white's life. you can see him in the ground and in the grips of the k-9 being restrained by police. he died on the way to the hospital. the cumberland county prosecutor's office is now investigat

brown's shooting death the by officer darren wilson led to protest in the st. louis suburb, that were renewed when a again jury declined to charge wilson. wilson resign in have november. >>> more outrage over the death of the man who died while in police custody in baltimore. protesters are demanding justice for freddie gray who died of spinal injuries when he was handcuffed and put in the back of the police van april 12th. while the justice department conducts an investigation six officers have been suspended. the the senate is planning to hold hearings on use of police body cameras. >>> self proclaim philly ten are scheduled to go on trial. last month police arrested them after a town hall meeting in lawn chris turn into a mala. they protested decision by district attorney, seth williams, not to file charges against two officers that fatally shot brandon tait brown last september. they face 90 days in jail. >>> a federal judge in philadelphia has approved a settlement to resolve concussion claims by thousands of retired nfl players. that deal could cost the l

brown was unarmed when he was shot and killed by ferguson police officer darren wilson. shooting touched off months of violent protests and spawned the nationwide "black lives matter" movement. local and federal authorities ruled the shooting justified. >>> former cia chief david petraeus will serve two years' probation for leaking military secrets to his ex-mistress. the sentencing comes two months after he pleaded guilty to giving classified information to his biographer during their affair. petraeus who led forces in iraq and afghanistan apologized today for his actions. the retired four star general resigned from the cia after the affair was revealed. >>> what a day for stocks! nasdaq hit its first record high since the dot-com boom. it closes at 5056 top its record set 15 years ago. the dow up almost 21. the s&p 500 up nearly 5. >>> the bay area is seeing a huge spike in binge drinking. the santa clara county has the highest jump in the state. the county saw a 28% rise in heavy alcohol use from 2002 to 2012. it's driven by women. san mateo county had the secondest h

the lawsuit will also name the former officer darren wilson who shot and killed brown. wilson resigned from the police department in november. brown's shooting led to often violent protests in ferguson and led to a national movement calling for changes in how police deal the with minorities. >>> san francisco archbishop reportedly not going to attend the same controversial march against same-sex he did attend last year. the march for marriage takes place in washington, d.c. and last year the archbishop angered some/many by playing a big role in that including delivering a speech against day marriage and leading a prayer. san francisco's archdiocese t l tells the con call he will stay home this year but other u.s. bishops will attend. >>> highly controver tro vertro mandatory vaccination bill passed another significant hurdle. the measure which would force most parents to either vaccinate their kids or home-school them passed the state senate education committee, but not before getting some key amendments. the sponsors added clarification to allow unvaccinated children t

brown was killed by officer darren wilson in august setting off months of protest. >>> more than 5 millionill have to be euthanized at an iowa farm because federal authorities have confirmed a bird flu outbreak. the farm has nearly 10 percent of the state's egg laying hence. the department of agriculture will move quickly to stop the spread of the potentially deadly disease. officials don't think this will cause a spike in egg prices provided the outbreak is stopped. >> it's 5:53. the officer in charge of a south jersey police department is accused of drunk driving. >> anyone taking new jersey transit may soon have to dig a little deeper for a ride. find out how much the agency wants to hike fares at 6:00 a.m. >> sock 21-year-old paul defeo arrested on sunday. a female student told police she met him at a restaurant. investigators say he assaulted the woman at her off campus home. he's being held on $250,000 bail. >>> the officer in charge of the millville police department is charged with drunk driving. lieutenant ed zadroga was arrested sunday night after a fender bender. police say the

brown was killed by ferguson officer darren wilson in august setting off months of protests. >> also"action news" a wisconsin father of eight was killed in a bizarre crash. michael rogen was driving his wife and seven children to the hospital to deliver their eighth baby. authorities say another car hit a deer causing that deer to fly into rogen's van. he was pronounced dead at the scene. some of the children suffered cuts but they're otherwise fine. his wife gave birth hours later to a healthy son. to help the family their church decided to raise money through a go fund me page. so far they've already raised more than $250,000. >> an argument over weather michael jordan or lebron james is a better basketball player landed a pennsylvania man in jail. state college police arrested daniel mondalese on saturday saying he fought with another man over whether air jordan or king james reigns supreme. it wasn't clear which player he backed. la released on bond and then police arrested him again saying he began fighting with some women he was staying with. it is not clear what that argument

a grand jury and the justice department did not prosecute officer darren wilson who later resigned along with the police chief and others that's the latest. back to you. >> thank you, molette green. >>> by the end of the day today, we could see the surveillance video showing a prince george's county police officer hitting a teenager. officer thomas is on trial for hitting the boy three years ago. the teenager was screaming and shouting in a holding cell when thomas walked in. prosecutors say thomas then slapped, pushed and punched him. the prince george's county state's attorney says video of what happened will be released after the verdict in the case. >>> today, former cia director david petraeus could be sentenced for leaking government secrets. he is expected to plead guilty for sharing the secrets with his lover paula broadwell. he could have a year in prison and a $100,000 fine. >>> as early as today the woman you see here could become the nation's first black female attorney general. the senate is moving forward on the long stalled nomination. confirmation vote -- the confirmation

person walking into these issues but shoes but live in ferguson in the first place you do so when darren wilson says it is a high crime area he's saying that by definition these are not people whose rights they are bound to respect. it's another way in which the supremacy is cast and reinvented and in the criminalizing people and if there is humanity and intelligence and imagination is not acknowledged at that level of disrespect and that is a part but in martin's case he links the excellence and recognizes he knows some street sweeper's that far out measure the well-to-do folks driven by the proclivity of the spiritual blackout, mortal constipation that have a sense of what is right because of the greed getting in the way. they didn't believe in a material goods and the nobel prize of course. but he was full of that kind of commitment but at least we can aspire that we live in the age where to be successful where the commandment thou shalt love and not get caught up the notion of integrity, think of the leaders these days when you see integrity, who comes to mind? we won't go into the name on

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a grand jury decided not to charge officer darren wilson in that shooting. lawyers for browns parents have been talking about filing a wrongful death lawsuit since march. >>> demonstrateors took to the street demanding justice for freddy gray. officials suspended the six officers involved in gray's arrest. >>> there's confusion this morning over a miscommunication that led a jet to make an emergency landing in buffalo. it happened during a flight from chicago to hartford. the plane made a rapid dissent from 28,000 to 10,000 feet after the pilot thought a passenger passed out due to a drop in air pressure. it turned out to be a medical problem but during the quick dissent to more passengers passed out and then people panicked. >> it was scary. there's a lot of people with their heads down praying. just felt like a reenactment of looking at the 9/11 stuff and everyone just praying and hoping we land safely. >> after the plane made the emergency landing the sick passengers were checked out and treated and passengers were rebooked on flights to their intended de

the unarmed teenager did not have to be shot and killed from darren wilson. the browns' parents say they never excepted wilson's story, afs a shooting self defense. there is no word on how much compensation mike brown's parents are receiving. >>> a federal appeal court in san francisco over turns a justice conviction around him. at last night's giants game, fans told us they are expected to see more of bonds around the team now that his legal trouble has come to an end. >> they did not have a strong case from the beginning. he's a legend here. >> he just--it was ridiculous. >> bonds released a statement which reads thg has been a long and ex tren yous period in my life, i look forward to move beyond this. prosecutors have not announced what they'll do next. >>> time now is 6:08. the bay area will be the center of the golf world for the next two weeks. the best golfers from the bga lpga, and the ammateur rank. one of my favorite classics golf player. tara is up and early and live out there. >> reporter: yes the gates are going to be opened to the public about