joining us now darryl parks, attorney for the brown family. and dorian johnson tells a compelling narrative. this officer will go to jail for murder if the jury believes him. but he is friends with michael brown, he had just partaken in a robbery with michael brown of cigars. and he has an outstanding warrant for an arrest on a misdemeanor charge. will the jury look at him as a truth teller? >> they don't have to rely upon him. they have three other witnesses who also says something similar to what he says about what happened that day. and i think it's important because there are very important points within what they all say that a very clear and very apparent. >> three witnesses who do not know each other and have no connection to one another. >> none whatsoever. they tell their own version in their own way. and i think that once a jury -- hopefully we'll have a jury trial in the situation. and i think jury trials are important because they get to weigh all the testimony unlike a grand jury. that's why it's important we have a direct file or

as you can see, darryl zanuck won that argument. masterpiece.a why did it make such a success? i think you can draw on a couple of things. zanuck showed what he was thinking when he made a movie. one thing he argued was, the allied made every conceivable blood or an error. the germans were even more stupid. we can only come to the conclusion that god was on our side. this is an argument that was very appealing. of x film capture the chaos the battle in a way that -- the resources he could devote to the project were immense. while filming it, the film makers controlled ninth largest military force in the world, which is absolutely immense. storytellingshed that he was able to portray the movie also drew on certain themes that were popular by then. ambrose saysphen the triumphm shows of democracy over dictatorship. triumphination of drama of good. all of these come together to the immense popularity of the movie. made $17 million in its initial year of release. you can see, some of the flurry of stars, darryl zanuck at the top chomping on his cigar which is typical when he was fi

as you can see, darryl zanuck won that argument. nevertheless, ryan himself admitted the film was a masterpiece. why did it make such a success? i think you can draw on a couple of things. zanuck showed what he was thinking when he made a movie. one thing he argued was, the allied made every conceivable blunder or error. the germans were even more stupid. from all this, we can only come to the conclusion that god was on our side. this is an argument that was very appealing. they captured the chaos of the battle in a way that the resources he could devote to the project were immense. while filming it, the film makers controlled ninth largest military force in the world, which is absolutely immense. this accomplished storytelling that he was able to portray in the movie also drew on certain themes that were popular by then. historian stephen ambrose says that the film shows the triumph of democracy over dictatorship. that is certainly an undercurrent of the movie. the combination of drama triumphing over good, the seeming accuracy, al

do you find that at all, darryl parks? >> you find that sometimes.n -- you still have to speak truth to power in all situations and stand for right. i think without question, i think people of good will see that johnson has done an incredible job. he has put himself on the line. his reputation on the line. not only should missouri be proud of him, all of america should be. >> absolutely. >>> coming up next, does anyone have a solution to the problems facing black and whites in america? how do we stop the conflicts? and we're going to get a live update from the latest on the streets of ferguson, missouri. that's coming up next. [ applause ] so factors like diet can negatively impact good bacteria? even if you're healthy and active. phillips digestive health support is a duo-probiotic that helps supplement good bacteria found in two parts of your digestive tract. i'm doubly impressed! phillips' digestive health. a daily probiotic. we're trying our best annto be role models.rmodels. we don't jump at the sound of the opening bell, because we're trying to

embrace the defense and i'm sure darryl parks will will do the same thing and go forward with them.se will be an uphill battle because of what the police officers and investigators do here. no question about it. >> the prosecutor is saying that this grand jury may go into mid-october. mike, why? >> well, i mean, that's their best argument is that we looked at everything. should it have to go into mid-october? no. in fact, this prosecutor, i know you know the story, this prosecutor in the year 2000 two young men were shot 21 times as they sat in their car. they had drugs and less than 3 ounces of drugs and this prosecutor took it to the grand jury and the grand jury said that's perfectly fine. why did that happen? because this prosecutor started off with a precon seefred notion of what he wanted to do. 21 shots were fired into these young men and the grand jury comes back and said that's perfectly fine. so the problem that dwell on upons here is -- is right in front of us and that is this prosecutor and his team is already in front of the grand jury. nixon needs to man up and stop th

stephanie and darryl manns were out for the evening. >> we got back about midnight. bed. >> when they come home that night, their cat, lola, isn't around. but that's not unusual. the couple isn't alarmed. lola, coming and going, has been part of her routine since they took her in as a stray seven months earlier. >> she's outside the house, and we fed her ever since. a faithful cat. >> a fun-loving, independent feline who also likes the outdoors. >> she's never really been a home cat. she's always been out and about. >> the next day, no sign of lola. again, they aren't worried, as they leave their house at 5:00 p.m., they have no idea what's in store. >> i heard a cat meowing, but it didn't sound quite right. is sounded like it had been hurt or something. i basically had to look around and didn't see her in the gardens. >> after a couple of minutes of searching, darryl opens their green trash bin. there, sadly looking up at him, is lola. >> the last place we looked, never expected to find a cat in there. could have died in there or anything. no one could have found he

. >> darryl, the family, obviously, this has to be overwhelming.rly a million people signing a petition that's related to the death of this family's son, you know, this is their family member. how is the family holding up under this huge national spotlight? >> it's been tough for them. however we had the funeral earlier this week. that was very big, very painful. now we're moving on to justice because we need to get justice for michael brown in this situation. but talking about this police department, i think it's rather clear that we get to a point where you obviously this police force is having difficulty getting to know its community. so they have to deal with that issue at some point whether it's training, sensitivity but it's a serious issue. so we really think that this petition that's been put out there is a good thing because at some point you need authority that's beyond just the locals to help get some insight and guidance for what's going on. so often local departments work together so there's conflict of interest there. if you were to h

officer darryl wilson, a 6-year veteran. that upset people. news of the department of justice conducting an independent autopsy came as good news to some that we spoke to. others had mixed result saying the autopsy whether show what, what has been concluded which is michael brown has been shot. given the violence of yesterday i want to mention on the streets of ferguson this morning there were people out with garbage cans, brooms and bags, collecting the mess left behind, despite the steady rain. a man said it's a disappointment that people are attempting to tear down what he hopes people will build up. the governor said to the community, he understands that people are emotional, that these are deep-seated wounds that cannot be quickly heeled. he also had mentioned that he knows peace can't be restored quickly to the streets of ferguson, but hoped by implementing a midnight to 5am curfew, that it would stop some of the violence. unfortunately there were seven arrests, one man was shot. he is in critical condition. it's interesting to note on t

. >> darryl gains designed and built the tornado simulator. >> a tornado simulator allows us to understandppens to structures. >> tornadoes are rated on an ef scale which is an indicator of the severity of the storm based on wind speed and debris impact. >> so this was designed to do mid ef 3, about 150 miles per hour or less. >> did you ever sit in the vortex? >> oh, absolutely, all the time. would you like to go? >> this is the time i've been waiting for. >> turn it on slow and then -- >> build it up? >> build it up. >> are you going to leave me here on my own? >> you're good. >> at this point i was wondering just how powerful an ef 3 would be. wow! whoa! now i can just about imagine how terrifying a tornado can be. through your research you're hoping to be able to recommend how to reinforce building codes. >> that's correct. what we really want to do is be able to recommend building codes and practices that people should consider when building in areas that are prone to tornadoes. >> as soon as there's a connection between a rotation in the storm and some vortex touching the ground then

. >> the passenger turns out to be 23-year-old darryl brown from hartford, connecticut. the cops later find out he's a member of a gang called the bloods and is fleeing hartford because he was involved in a carjacking the knife before. >> it was a carjacking the night before and he seriously injured the man involved and he was made to believe from a third party that he had killed the person so he thought he was dealing with ray homicide as well. >> brown had jumped in a taxi and told him to head for the albany area. >> he told the driver to keep driving. he would let him know when he got there. >> you can see him wading his hands putting his head out the side window. then in a dramatic move he makes a run for it. >> the cab driver shouted to trooper henry to let him go with him. trooper henry at that time while retreating to the rear is telling the cab driver, put your hands up, pull your shirt up, i want to see your waistband. he wanted to make sure he wasn't a co-conspirator or a buddy of the cab passenger. >> he opens fires and shoots out the back window. >> he fired

in palm bay, darryl may o, "fox news". >>> all right. 5:48.s, sometimes they get a bad rap but a beloved ceo moving on from his company gets a huge surprise send off. >> in today's trend kacie shows us who you this executive was shown the love, kacie. >> he was. i guess he made a big impact after 11 years on the job on the on line retailer net horder, mark, showed up at the office thinking it was just a normal day but he showed up to a crowd of cheering well wishers last month. workers used the cover of the new hit single the man to sent him off in style. >> ♪ >>> offices in new york, new jersey, hong kong, shanghai and charleston join in the joint celebration. >> they must all be paid really well. >> they must be. >> they are excited. >> maybe the vending machines are free. >> something. >> something like that. >> all right, kacie, thank you g to see. >>> actor bill murray will lend his voice to the adoption of the jungle book. murray will voice blue, scarlet johann son and christopher walken have signed on to voice characters. the the produc

vehicles immediately began to backup where northbound traffic is diverted to highway 101 delivering darryl who delivers blood specimens. >> they can be processed in 24 hours which is why it is important to get going. >> this allows caltran to replace two hinges giving the span more flexibility. that means the stretch is closed from 101 junction to king street and southbound lane of 280 is open. here is what a cab driver suggested. take public transit. don't drive. public transit is first. >> caltran is working on a tight schedule compared to previous let tremendous fits. >> we only allow ourselves seven additional hours to do twice as much work. >> if it goes according to plan this will re-open by tuesday morning at 5:00 a.m. >> that was alan wong reporting. for help navigateing you can down led our traffic app for free at apple app and google play. >>> san jose play investigate the death of a woman found in a church parking lot. a passerby saw the body yesterday morning outside the embrace church of evergreen while police accepted the car -- searched the car for evidence children played i

darryl sharpton won't play. he has a high ankle sprain.mpeting for backup spot to inside linebacker or special team. >>> six days ago the nascar world flips upside down when star driver tony stewart hit and killed another driver on a dirt course in upstate new york. today the investigation into the incident is ongoing and stewart is still sitting out races. now nascar is changing its rule to prevent such a tragedy at its events. the rules change deal with driver and crew action during wrecks on the track effective immediately. drivers are now to stay in their cars during these situations. neither they nor their crew should approach the track or moving car. there allowing the driver to get out because of fire or other danger. drivers support the decision. >> nascar has made the right move in making consequences for letting emotions get the best of you. hopefully short tracks pick up this philosophy and enforce it, but i don't know if it will change a driver's mind as they get out of the race car. >>> nationals kick off a three- game weekend

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joining me now is the attorney for the family of michael brown, that's darryl parks.ryl, i got to know you very well during the trayvon martin, george zimmerman case. it's great to have you back. i wish under better circumstances. my prayers go out to the family. they lost an 18-year-old kid that's horrible by any definition. you weren't there, i wasn't there, the forensics -- i interviewed michael baden today. what convinces you? because we just had bo on, what convinces you based on that autopsy picture that i'm showing that in fact his hands were up when he was shot in areas where his head couldn't have been up? >> well, sean, what i believe is the most compelling evidence of the shot to the head that happened, one here at the apex of his head and one right by the hairline. both of those shots go in a back-to-front direction in this case. >> yeah. >> that is very compelling for a 6'4" gentleman to be shot at that part of his body. >> here's what we do know. we do know that michael brown was shot and he was killed. we do know he was unarmed. we do know that he was i

receiver jeremy maclin burn, shut down corner darryl reevees. that should ensure maclin that he has recovered. reevees is one of the best. different pace for birds they usually huddle up and slow down. they wouldn't use their signals system about bill belichick watching forecast you'll football fan. he will steel a signal in the minute. good work out today. eagles thankful for quality competition. >> it is grating against another team to see different look, jersey and feel. it is fun to be out there we have beening ago begins our defense but it is nice switch up for us and our defense. >> it is good to come out and respond to what we did last season begins those guys, and, last year and we definitely wanted to be ready for that. i thought we had a great practice. an opportunity for to us build on. >> the the phillies start a five game california road trip, tonight, against the angels and millville new jersey native mike trout. >>> the taney dragons first game in the lidle league world series is friday afternoon against south nashville, the drago

business in tom brady and eagles wide receiver will square off against one of the best cornerbacks darryl reeve is. >> we will see different plays, and anytime you getting to against one of the top quarterbacks in the league tom brady who will be a hall of fame by, anytime you get an opportunity to go against him a couple days out of the week, it is really great work for our team. >> for myself, you know, we will go against one of the best corners in the game in reeve is and good test to see where i'm at as far as just playing football and i think i'm up for the test. >> really raises the intensity of practice. >> yes, in doubt. >>>> innings it more game like and help with the penalties ape just the focus. >> absolutely. >> great for them. >> absolutely. >> great for them. >> beasley, thank you, we will just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on wpsg the cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at is 11:00. >>> stay tuned for "cbs evening n

darryl olivera is the emergency management director for hawaii county. >> we're preparing for the full spectrum of impact, and that would be everything from power outages, flooding, landslides along our highways. >> reporter: what's the potential for damage. >> we have some subdivisions where the homes are very close to the shoreline and very vulnerable to any kind of surge and surf pickup. >> reporter: and, scott, the hurricane is expected to hit here during high tide. it only increases the chancing of flooding here in highlyo. >> reporter: we'll check in tomorrow. thanks very much. wildfires are spreading in the west. 10 large fires are burning in oregon. this one in rowena has burned 2600 acres. more than 100 homes have been evacuated. nearly 5,000 firefighters are deployed. the cost of the battle costs $4 million. the three-day cease-fire in gaza expires in two hours and hamas threatens to resume firing rockets as soon as the deadline passes. israel says it will fire back. since the fighting broke out one month ago, 67 israelis have been killed, as have more than 1900 palestinians,

. >> host: darryl from blumfield, indiana, democratic line. good morning.re you with us this morning? we'll go on to nell waiting in white cross, georgia. on our line for independents. nell good, morning. >> caller: good morning. >> guest: hi, nell. >> caller: how are you. >> guest: veil well, thank you. >> caller: i'm fine and blessed. i'm not hearing you now. >> host: go ahead with you question or comment. we can hear you. >> caller: i'm very pro life. i don't believe in abortion. i believe a baby is a baby, before it's born, and i don't believe we have the right to take that life, and you're you were earlier talking about the kids coming across the border. we should show compassion, we should take care. and these very liberal i guess that's what they're called, people that use -- they don't want prayer, they don't want god or anything but now suddenly the

. >> darryl "big d" wright is serving hard time at california's aging san quentin state prison.op. >> we have three barbers in here. we're pretty steady. you know, they come in. one of us try to be here at all times. so we all have to know how to cut all kind of hair. >> as with any barber, it's important to keep the customers satisfied. that's especially true when your clients are inmates. >> you know, occasionally guys, they drop by and want to give you a little something if you give a good haircut, you know? want to give you a soup or something like that or a canned good or something like that. it's not a mandatory thing but they won't let you refuse them. you know what i'm saying? they won't let you refuse them. >> barber shops have been a favorite stop for "lockup" crews at prisons nationwide. >> any man that walks through the door can get a haircut and he'll get a good haircut. he might not get a whole lot of layers and feathers and all that, but he'll get a good haircut. >> we met willard lucas at indiana state prison. he had been working the same chair for 26 years. >> m

the police officer is officer darryl wilson, multiple times. the police department here says that brown lunged for officer wilson's gun and there was an altercation. there are multiple investigations under way. one at the local level. and as you mentioned the department of justice is launching its own independent investigation and going as far as having a federal medal examiner conducting an autopsy and attorney general eric holder said it's because of the extraordinary circumstances surrounding this case and the in dependent autopsy was conducted at the request of the brain family. we spoke to people, there was mixed reactions, but what people want is transparency. the governor of missouri vowed that there will be transparency, and they seemed impatient. they want to see the pace of the investigation moved along much the government said let things take their course, and he told them when he declared a state of emergency that until peace is maintained on the streets of ferguson, there'll be no justice. there'll be more on the situation in fergu

darryl wilson, the officer who killed michael brown, he's not talking himself.with him a short time ago. >> i know you don't want to get into specifics about the particular incident. you do caution against a rush to judgment. do you believe officer wilson has been -- >> it's not uncommon for law enforcement to withhold details. with the seriousness and the barometer of the situation, it is -- can be an aggravating circumstance. it's not uncommon for these things to take a little bit longer, especially ones that have -- are very high profile like this. >> let me ask you about that the attorneys for the family of michael brown have been critical of that, saying that the police have selectively released information, they released the surveillance video of michael brown in that convenience store. and have not released the actual report, why not? >> i think there's a concern about compromising and investigation. i think that you -- there is a legal process that has to take place. it varies from state do state, the criminal justice system has a way of working, it's no

we saw parallels to this in the 1992 civil unrest in los angeles, when the then-police chief darryl gates, after that verdict with respect to rodney king he was forced to resign. i think we're going to see something very similar in this case. >> commissioner kerik, as far as the simmering emotions are concerned, ron johnson is out in the community he doesn't want to burn their houses down he wants to listen to them but as a general sort of practice what is the best strategy to soothe tensions in situations like this? >> i think in my perspective the best strategy strateg are in the is to give it to ron johnson. he lived there, he came out of the community, he knows the area, he has a good relationship with them, based on what i saw yesterday and the one thing he said last night, where he's going ohold a press conference every morning he's going to talk to the community, let them know what's going on. he's going to give the information to the community and let him run with it, let him be in charge and that will ease the tension. >> bernard kerik, former police commissioner, and ariva marti

. >> joyce sent private investigator darryl carlson to visit gloria. >> she said i don't want you doing she said, i've had enough of this for the last few years. i don't want it anymore. i can't handle it. >> i think she didn't want to get her hopes up needlessly. and she didn't want to see me waste my money. i did have some inheritance money from my father which i went through rather quickly. i just thought it was worth the expense. >> over gloria's objections, joyce hired carlson who soon found a note in the case files revealing cleland's unorthodox relationship with his star witness, gary masse. >> you don't take a suspect in a murder case home for conjugal visits and chicken and dumpling dinners without handcuffs. it seemed like gary was being nudged into things. >> but in order to get a new trial for gloria, carlson would need clear evidence that have cleland had struck a deal and he deceived the jury. >> it took a long time. they were closing doors and he had to make enemies in the sacramento courts before that letter showed up. >> what carlson found was a letter that had been sea

. >> joining us now, darryl parks an attorney for the family of michael brown.icer has not been out there, putting his face on camera, because he's going to trust the system to do what the system is supposed to do. will you promise to also trust the system? >> i do trust the system. >> even if it doesn't go your way? >> i -- i think if nothing else, we owe this family the truth, and they shouldn't have to wait too long to get it, the experience that they just had is a deep experience, no family should have to walk behind a coffin. it's not like we don't know who the shooter was, we know who the shooter was, there's no reason for a lengthy investigation. we know where it happened, who did it. >> you can't say that, you don't know that, you don't know what the police are doing. the investigative proceeding on two frof5ey you have fbi agents investigating for the department of justice. they have to make sure they cross all the t's and dot all their i's. >> they should account for the amount of time that it takes to do it. >> why does an extra month make any differe

the results of a private autopsy showing that michael brown was shot at least six times by officer darryl wilson at some distance. we heard a competing account of the incident. president obama also weighed in, let's listen. >> we have all seen images of protesters and law enforcement in the streets. it's clear that the vast majority of people are peacefully protesting. it's also clear that a small minority of individuals of not. while i understand the passions and the anger that arise over the death of michael brown, giving into that anger by looting or carrying guns and even attacking the police only serves to raise tensions and stir chaos. it undermines rather than advancing justice. >> the president going into a tense night, 24 hours of peace. a curfew has been implemented from midnight to 5:00 a.m. >> this is not to silence the people of ferguson or others, but to contain those who are drowning out the voice of the people with their actions. we will not allow a handful of looters to endanger the rest of this community. >> you are violating the state imposed curfew. >> those few looter

>> in addition to myself, attorney darryl parks and ben crump have been down to what we are referringas ground zero and have spoken to several community leaders, overwhelmingly in support of the call for peace and calm. those individuals that are creating what we want to call unrest and havoc is a demographic, quite frankly, i don't think i can communicate with. they're not identified as a group and it's hard to know who those people are to make a personal appeal. >> it didn't look like a group. >> it looked like a lot of isolated individuals. thank you very much, jake. >> it could take months before a grand jury decides to indict wilson, but what happens in the meantime? >> he's trying to keep the peace by appealing to protesters to work with police, but just with a few hours before night falling, is anyone listening to this pastor? moderate to severe is tough, but i've managed. i got to be pretty good at managing my symptoms, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said my crohn's was not under control. he said humira is for adults lik

we know, launched the careers of eddie murphy, john belushi, chris rock, dana carvey, bill murray, darrylammond who did me all those years. recently tina fey, jimmy fallon, seth meyers who have their own shows on nbc. last week we lost the voice of snl, the guy we heard every week at the split second we realized they were here to grab us in the weird world between reality and the absurdity it represented. the look and feel of the show may have changed but that voice remained. ♪ >> it's "saturday night live"! >> dan aykroyd, john belushi, chevy chase, jane curtin. >> it's "saturday night live"! it's "saturday night live." >> kristen wiig, andy sandberg, bill hader. >> it's "saturday night live" with vanessa bayer, aidy bryant. >> that was the great don pardo, the veteran tv announcer of 76 years who died last week at age 96. snl cast members say their first mention was one of the greatest of their lives. bobby moynahan says i heard don par do say my maim for the first time. i cried until the 16th. here is to lorne michaels who had the savvy to pick this voice. from the old days of broadcas

he was shot at least six times according to family attorney darryl parks. autopsy shows michael brown was shot at least six times. we don't know the results of the county of st. louis's autopsy. of course we know the department of justice is going to be conducting their own autopsy. another development that's important we talk about is that our producer on the ground steve kastenbalm is reporting he witnessed shots fired at the police again. a cnn producer on the ground witnessed shots fired at police during this uprising on the streets of ferguson, missouri, tonight. he said police and the media had to hit the deck. he says the police took up defensive positions behind police vehicles. he witnessed projectiles being thrown at the police. he also reports protesters did build a small, two-foot barricade down the street and police were apparently able to drive-thru that. steve was saying he witnessed shots fired at police. we are going to get him on the line as soon as we can to get more details about when he saw it happen and exactly where. i want to bring i

in palm bay, darryl mayo fox 29 news. >>> plenty of people pray before they either that meals but att in north carolina taking a moment to pray can save you some money. why the owner says it has nothing to do with religion, caitlin. >> we are looking at return of the much more summer weather as we head in the pork week. chances of showers tonight, maybe fog later on. we will talk about rising >>> things are pretty darn hot in germany to day participants are on hand for spicy food world competition. for the contest competitors sampled 14 servings of chile with each one getting hotter. the just imagine the the most intense is hotter than pepper spray, organizers say that they are already planning, next years event. >>> i guess thumbs up. prayer is rewarded at least one restaurant in north carolina patrons who pray before the meal get 15 percent off, fox's kim wynn takes to us this restaurant in winston salem that offers a pretty unusual deal. >> reporter: only thing mary enjoys more than serving hungry crowd is watching the moment of quiet news, some customers show before eating. >> it

the home owner says man at the door, 22-year old darryl evans threatened him with the gun as well and that is when he opened fire. evans died from his injuries and police say evans had a criminal history and was wanted for robbery and drug charges. >>> take a look at stories making headlines around the world. three day truce between israel and hamas has taken effect now in the gaza strip. cease-fire was agreed to by both sides, in this month long war. during the 72 hour truce israel and hamas are to hold indirect talks in cairo on a broader deal that would hopefully prevent future cross border violence. the war has claimed nearly 1900 palestinian lives, many of them civilians, 67 israelis have been killed, all but three were soldiers. >>> officials in iraq say that the country's military will help kurdish military take on a sunni militant offensive in northern iraq. kurdish forces have been battling with the militants for control of several towns, with you those attacks are causing tens of thousands of people to take off and flee. iraq's military is expect to provide air support for k

darryl says regarding this tragedy, i have decided to ignore the negativity of the sick few and onlyce the positivity of the enlightened many. i like that, darrell. linda says simply, the truth will come out. >>> coming up, should there be an arrest? first we want to know what you think. please join in the conversation on our facebook page or tweet us @politics nation. so factors like diet can negatively impact good bacteria? even if you're healthy and active. phillips digestive health support is a duo-probiotic that helps supplement good bacteria found in two parts of your digestive tract. i'm doubly impressed! phillips' digestive health. a daily probiotic. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month. hurry in -- this exceptional offer ends soon. ♪ >>> the attorney general himself will be traveling to ferguson to meet with the fbi and doj conducting the investigation. he'll receive an update from them on their progress. he'll meet with leaders in the community whose support is critical to bringing about peace and calm i

i know ben crump and darryl clark are civil rights lawyers in the country.hey are that well known. i think they are accurate in what they are saying. you cannot depend on a grand jury. sigh he this having to go to civil litigation. >> ted, let me hold you for one second. let's listen to the captain. he is talking. couple days ago you were it's a tough line to walk. how do you find your way? you have learned anything from the past what to do tonight? >> it is a tough line to walk for every law enforcement officer that's out here right now. it's a tough line to walk for these peaceful protesters that are out here tonight. we do not let all of this. we focus on things that are not valid. don't forget why we are out here. let's not get into fights and arguments and things that aren't the reason we are here today. so let's remember that. >> how do you get that message that police aren't the enemy? you are sitting there and you are in charge. i are walking and listening to this young man. you are not telling him to back off. that's a to be a prevalent attitude tha

the home owner says man at the door 22-year old darryl evans threatened him with the gun and that is when he opened fire. evans died from his injuries. police say evans does have a criminal history. he was wanted for robbery and drug charges. >>> lets take a look at world news at 4:15. of course, we will start with what is going on in gaza. the three day truce between israel and hamas has taken effect there. now the cease-fire was agreed to by both side in the month long war. during the 27 hour truce israel and hamas will hold indirect talks in cairo on a board are deal to prevent further cross border violence. the war has climbed 1900 palestinian lives, mostly civilians. sixty-seven israelis have been killed, all but three were soldiers. >>> military officialness iraq says country's armed forces will help kurdish military take on a sunni military offence any of northern iraq. kurdish forceses have have been battling for control of several towns. at tax have caused tens of thousands oz have people to flee their homes. military is expect to supply air support for kurdish troops. >>> u

earlier i spoke with darryl parks. he is an attorney for the brown family and a managing family at parks and cump law firm. i asked why the brown family wanted an independent autopsy. >> before coming out with this we had few facts about the case, other than the witness accounts you were hearing. there was no other forensic evidence to go along with it. taking that, and the distrust that the family has for the process and system that exists in st louis county, we thought it necessary, as private attorneys, that we begin to preserve the evidence. up until today, you had not heard how many shots or how many possible shots had been fired and how many hits to the body he had suffered. you started to get a lot more information that you had not gotten before. up until now, you have seen that this particular prosecutor has not been quick to be very transparent to the public. and so i think wents we got the ball rolling, and you see folks starting to step up a little more, willing to talk about some of the real facts in this c

also have defending the police officer, darryl wilson based on equally fragmentary evidence. >> so letyou, howy. if we didn't have the media, we night not know that in riot gear. sometimes the media coverage actually helps the situation, no? >> oh, it's very important that reporters as eyewitnesses. i'm not saying they shouldn't cover this incredibly important story. but i think it's reached a point, lauren, can you disagree with this, where the violence produces pictures. the pictures are good television. that is good for ratings. every night now, anchors are going down to say what will happen tonight? >> that's all kinds of stories. it isn't just a racially charged story that that happens to. journalism is about accountability. you have to show both sides. you have to show the looting. you have to interview people who are speaking out. you have to talk to the police. you need to do a job that shows both sides. guess what? the audience can then make a decision about what they think is happening on the ground. >> that's one of our mottos. we report. you decide, howy. you do a show call

i am going to sit down with my partners ben crump and darryl parks and we are going to discuss what is the pros and cons of dissiminating that information. we will make a decision after we come together after talking about the results when we get there. >> we appreciate you being with us this evening here on cnn. thank you for taking the time. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate you. you guys have a great day. >> we have a lot more special coverage of the situation in ferguson, missouri as it unfolds. next we will have the executive director of the national organization of black law enforcement executives. he is going to weigh in on the curfew just set and will take place this evening. what is his take? is that the right move? a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain, and improve daily physical function so moving is easier. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief f

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. >> here with reaction is the family attorney for michael brown, darryl parks back with us. let me ask you in a broader context. you were involved in the trayvon martin case, that's where i first got to know you. you're involved in this case. do you know how many shootings took place in chicago this weekend? do you have any idea? >> i'm sure there were many, sean. but you know, i think one of the things that came out of the funeral today was that all of the violence in our community, even if it's committed by african-americans, we need a reduction in violence in our community. so we address that within the course even the service today, sean. >> well, there was six people dead, 42 shootings in chicago alone this weekend. another nine in new york. a 3-year-old died in chicago, two teenagers died in chicago. there was a case in salt lake city where a black police officer shot an unarmed 20-year-old white teenager. circumstances may be different. why are there certain cases that make it to the media's consciousness and others do not? or the activists consciousness and others do

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joining me now live is darryl parks, an attorney for brown's parents, mr.arks, thanks for joining us. what can you tell us about the meeting that the family had with the attorney general? >> well, first of all, the meeting on yesterday was really probably a culmination of the attorney general's involvement in this case. certainly he had a one-on-one meeting with them, did not allow the counsel in the meeting with them. and it was a meeting just to express his condolences to the family and which we believe is certainly decent and in order. and a kind gesture on his part. i will stay the department of justice became involved in this case last week when we met with the u.s. attorney's office for the eastern district of missouri and with representatives from the civil rights section of the department of justice from washington, d.c. as well as the fbi agents. so he's had a very robust effort on the part of the department as early as last week and certainly i think him coming just added credence to the fact that this is a very important matter for him, for the c

the police commission wants a full accounting and police chief darryl gates said a full and completender way. >> i think even if we determine that the officers were indeed out of line, in this case, it is an aberration. >> some critics say police brutality, particularly against minorities in southern california is so prevalent a congressional investigation is needed. the fbi has entered this case to determine if king's civil rights were violated. dan oliver, nbc news, los angeles. >> two days after that meeting, the fbi launched an investigation into the rodney king incident. the following week, then-u.s. attorney general under then-president george h.w. bush, he announced the justice department would review every police brutality complaint to the federal government over the previous six years. previously, the justice department had always handled police brutality cases on an individual basis, looked at cases at standalone instances. if there were patterns of brutality within a department of specific region. that was 23 years ago. this past weekend, on saturday, around noontime, an 1

. >> that's consistent with what darryl parks told me at the very, very beginning, when we talked by phone and when he reiterated to me last night that there was a scuffle between michael and the police officer, and the officer might have gotten punched in the case. he might have fallen. but he told me from the get-go that there was a scuffle with the officer, so i'm not surprised at all. and i really don't know if we're going to know for sure what any of this is, or the truth of it, until it comes out in court. >> okay. okay. don, thank you. nancy, thank you both, as well. so again, just reiterating, no broken eye socket from this officer, according to this source. thanks to both of you. we'll stay on this breaking news out of ferguson. also have to talk about the secret mission where we're now learning inside of syria to rescue americans from isis terrorists. the only thing is that mission failed. and so now we are awaiting secretary of defense, speaking at the pentagon about exactly what happened on that night in syria. stay here. you're watching cnn. moderate to severe is tough,

shout you need to charge the police officer, there's anger over why the officer who killed the shot, darryl wilson, hasn't been charged. what is the status of that investigation? >> there is a lot of anger, and there's a feeling that things are not moving quickly enough. towards that end yesterday, one of the state captains, highway patrol captains mentioned that an federal bureau of investigation ate canvassed the streets, trying to find witnesses and get information that can assist into the department of justice's investigation. very want people to understand it's an expedient process. >> before you leave, that curfew last night didn't work. will they try again tonight? >> in light of what happened last night, it's a good guess. there'll be more details once we listen to a news conference today. >> natasha, thank you for being with us. as natasha mentioned, fbi are canvassing the streets and employees in ferguson are clearing up after the store was looted. this store was looted during riots. the crowd taking everything off the shells. that's the shot where michael brown allegedly stole a