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chants that we're hearing out of ferguson, and then quite spontaneously, the crowd took off down downtown dallas and for about an hour were there on main street and off of it, blocking traffic, going the wrong way, and though not breaking any windows or causing any damage. angry, yes. yelling, yes. chanting and angry at police, yes, but not causing damage. the climax of the protests came when the group, quite spontaneo spontaneously, i was in and around the crowd, and it didn't feel as though they had one leader with any sort of plan, but the crowd spontaneously went on to the freeway in dallas and blocked one of the main freeways going the wrong way. it's late at night, still, a lot of cars, and, in fact, that lasted about a half hour. >> let me ask you -- we've shown images of places like los angeles and new mexico where there's long standing local issues with the police. give us context on that for dallas. >> caller: sure, and about half of the protesters, it seemed, in fact, had some sort of specific example that they could give where they felt that they, a friend, or family member was mistr

dallas. it is still 57 downtown.have that one last little day today before the arctic air begins to hop on over the mountains and slowly ze its way in. the jet stream is diving into the southern plain states and it turns up to the north. by this time tomorrow, the jet will be south of us and the cold air will be allowed to roll in. this particular arctic outbreak, we're not exactly in the cross hairs. we're going to feel the arctic air. 57 right now downtown. our live look outside. michael and son weather cam. relative humidity only 36%. winds still north, northwest at 13. gusting to about 20. breezy and much colder tonight. bus stop temperatures also kind of chilly. 33 to 34. and that's like 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. sot kids will need a coat tomorrow. dress for the 40s for thursday. and then on friday, dress for the 30s. and we have the high school football playoffs. going to be a cold night, but a dry night. okay, we'll advance this, by morning, temperatures around go downtown. but plenty of 30s in the suburbs and cl

downtown. we have already fallen into the 40's in the suburbs. in baltimore and 47 currently in dallas. mostly clear skies overnight and cool, in the mid-30's to mid 40's downtown. you will want your jacket heading out in the morning. tomorrow, about 61. 66 were veterans day. it will be beautiful but big-time changes -- we are going on a roller coaster ride of temperatures by the end of the week. it's actually going to feel more like december. how cold will it get? the latest is coming up in just a little bit. >> president obama is on his way to china right now. it is his first stop on an eight-day trip overseas. he will meet with the president of china and try to ease tensions with that country. disagreeduntries have on several issues including cyber spying and human rights. the president will vision -- will visit myanmar and australia. two americans detained in north korea are back on u.s. soil tonight. in washingtonved state around midnight. the men were released yesterday following the intervention of the top u.s. official, james clapper. >> it has been an amazing two years. i learne

demonstrators are out day and night from coast-to-coast filling the streets of downtown washington, a major highway blocked in dallas, nearly 200 arrests in los angeles. still demanding justice for michael brown. back in ferguson with more than 2,000 national guard troops called in to back local police, officers disbursed the crowd on the corner. and firefighters doused the flames. >> we didn't burn. we didn't get looted. >> reporter: this morning no power, a lot of damage from smoke and water and worry about gest weekend loyees out of work. outside of going back to school and christmas. >> reporter: can you sustain this? >> i don't know. everything is pretty damaged. >> reporter: grateful for surviving another night, barnes and the other mom and pop businesses here secure what they've got left and hope the violence finally stops. ron allen, nbc news, ferguson. >> reporter: i'm miguel almaguer where tonight on the streets of ferguson a sweeping change. >> we can repair damage. hopefully we can repair relationships too. >> reporter: the bailey family and a few of their pint-size friends are working to make a big diff

in dallas, a group marched on a downtown freeway and shut it down for almost two hours. was also a peaceful protest at police headquarters. it was the same in los angeles. protestors used barricades to shut down highway 101 in the downtown area. traffic backed up for miles. there was also a march on los angeles police headquarters. and in new york city, protests were disruptive but peaceful. thousands marched to the u.n. >>> in ferguson, missouri there were fewer problems last night as more national guard were called in. officer wilson has spoken publicly for the first time since the decision. >> cbs reporter susan mcginnis is in missouri this morning with more on a second night of violence in ferguson. [ screaming ] >> reporter: protestors faced off against police standing steps away from officers in full riot gear. [ screaming ] >> reporter: but the relative calm of the night was interrupted by violence yet again. the tension led to looting, a lone police vehicle was attacked and set on fire. [ screaming ] >> reporter: authorities rushed into the crowd and released tea

in dallas a group marched on to a downtown freeway there shut it down for almost two hours. there was also a peaceful protest at the police headquarters there. same situation in l.a. protestors shut down highway 101 in the downtown area. traffic backed up for miles. there was also a march on the l.a. police headquarters. and in new york city, protests were peaceful. a group marched to the united nations building there. >>> demonstrations in oakland were out of hand for the second night. protestors lit trash bins on fire and that created this wall of fire on 40th street and telegraph. it was one of several fires set last night. they were apparent attempts by protestors to keep police at bay. they clashed with police at times and in some cases the protestors threw rocks and bottles at the police. at telegraph avenue and 34th street, protestors smashed windows and looted a walgreens drugstore. the vandals sprayed graffiti on the building. several other buildings were damaged including this classic car dealership at telegraph and 42nd. vandals smashed their way into the building

dallas. protesters in the streets of downtown washington, d.c. while back in ferguson along a street of battered and boarded shops, folks like natalie pick up the pieces. >> there was a chair thrown through my window. i just cried. i cried. i was really hurt. >> reporter: things are sweeter now at natalie's cakes and more rushing to fill holiday orders because someone far away saw her story on the news. >> it was so upsetting. i don't want to watch this and be upset. i want to do good and help. >> reporter: this tech savvy writer help her set up a go fund me site online. last time they checked, the bakery had $200,000, contributions from everywhere. >> i'm grateful to everyone who contributed. i wish i had the arms to go hug everyone. >> overwhelming the support, the love, the prayers, the well wishes, just amazing. >> reporter: obviously, she's a fortunate woman. there are dozens of businesses here, many mom and pop stores still reeling from the damage and destruction here hoping it's come to an end. back to you. >> we all hope. ron, thank you.

dallas to 70 on friday and new orleans toed by >> 23 degrees no downtown, lot somewhere.louds will be increasing gradually as high temperatures >> all that weather brought to you by revlon. people keep saying anchorage is warmer than us. the ridge is building up there. they're going to be warmer than a lot of the east. >> good news. >> yes. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the latest on tracy morgan's recovery. what his lawyer is saying about his condition. >>> and what's really in the rice you're eating and how it can affect your kids. >>> and "gma" on the lookout. debt collecting scams and what you can do to avoid becoming a victim. today is the day. hellmann's and holiday leftovers become irresistibly creamy turkey casserole. real delicious hellmann's. bring out the hellmann's. bring out the best. save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to truvia. great tasting, zero-calorie sweetness from the stevia leaf. >>> we're back now at 7:40 with a major crackdown on debt collection. it's a scam where victims are threatened with jail time unless they paid bills for thing

200 protesters gathered in dallas as police watched and ran traffic breaks to protect them to give them their right to free speech. the demonstrators marched through downtowno interstate 35. >>> well, the parents of michael brown have condemned the violence in ferguson that has followed the grand jury ruling. speaking to cnn tuesday night, michael brown's great uncle echoed those sentiments. >> we, the family, we encourage peaceful protests, but we do not encourage violence. violence is not answer. destruction of people's personal businesses or properties, we do not endorse, that is very unnecessary and is not proving a point at all. >> reverend charles ewing, uncle of michael brown says the family is encouraged by all of the people protesting and those who are protesting peacefully. in ferguson and across the country. they support what is going on because they say the decision newt indict darren wilson was not the right decision. >>> the police officer accused in shooting michael brown is speaking out for the first time. he said he fired because he feared for his life. darren wilson telling abc news that brown reached into his police car, grabbed for his

dallas, texas, thousands braving weather. ceremony honor those who served and those who gave their lives and then a big parade through downtown the west coast thousands of flags standing as memorial to veterans in california. flags placed on the field of a local school. the tribute will last all week. and a special new program is helping not only veterans returning home but also dogs who need a new home. you're about to meet some veterans who are being paired with wonderful, newly trained service dogs. >> new love of my life. meet caliber adorable dog and this veteran's best friend. >> she has been able to go different places large crowds. i had the best sleep i ever had since i got in the army saturday night. >> army sergeant served combat missions in iraq and afghanistan. today he suffers from that traumatic brain injury and ptsd. caliber helps him cope. >> she has given my freedom back. veteran add best friend united through paws for war. rescue dogs service dogs for veterans. >> rescuing both ends of the leash i like to think. and the dogs are amazing dogs. they're just as good as any well-bred dog. we pick dogs that have

dallas. protesters in the streets of downtown washington, d.c. pieces. >> there was a chair thrown through my window. i just cried. i just cried. i was really hurt. >> reporter: things are sweeter at natalie's cakes and more rushing to fill holiday orders, because someone far away saw her story on the news. >> it was so upsetting, i thought i don't want to watch this and be upset any more, i want to doing good. >> reporter: a tech savvy writer helped set up a go fund me site. last time they checked, the bakery had a lot of dough. $200,000. contributions from everywhere. >> i am grateful to everyone that contributed. i wish i had enough arms to hug everyone. >> it was overwhelming, the love, outpouring, prayers, well wishes. it was amazing. >> reporter: obviously she's a fortunate woman. many businesses are reeling from the damage and destruction here, hoping it has finally come to an end. back to you. >> ron allen on the ground in ferguson. i want to bring in a pastor from ferguson to help organ train protesters. after two nights of violence, we

dallas, texas thousands braving chilly weather to honor our vets. the day's events started with a ceremony to honor those who served and those who gave their lives and then a big parade through downtown. and on the west coast, thousands of flags standing as a memorial to veterans in california. the flags were placed on the fields of a local school. the tribute will last all week. and a special new program is helping not only veterans returning home, but also dogs who need a new home. you are about to meet some veterans who are being paired with wonderful, newly-trained service dogs. jay she is the new -- >> she is the new love of my life. >> meat caliber. >> i have the best sleep i have ever had since i got out of the army on saturday night. >> this sarm me sergeant served combat missions in iraq and afghanistan and suffers from traumatic brain injury and ptsb, but she helps him cope. >> she gives me my freedom back. >> they reunited through paws for war, a non-profit that trains veteran dogs to be service dogs. >> we are helping at both ends of the leash. the dogs are amazing dogs. they are just as good as any, a well-bred dog. we pick dogs with good temperament and that we can trai

downtown with the southwind 12 miles per hour. it will be breezy, a couple of 50's here in there, 64 in manassas, 61 in dallas. are going to sort to these record levels. 70 degrees before the lunch hour with >> so today, 67 in new york. from here up, on today. from there down, i'm wednesday. just so you know. gonna get cold. >> i got it. got it. >>> we're going to move on. coming up on "gma," the latest on bill cosby. more accusers coming forward. >>> and the great deals at outlet stores. why some of the clothes might not be the bargain you think they are. >>> and katy perry revealing she'll be headlines the super bowl. >>> and it's the catch that everyone is talking about this morning. how this giants rookie held on and the reaction going viral. >>> and pitbull here live in a little bit. stay tuned. today is the day. hellmann's and holiday leftovers become irresistibly creamy turkey casserole. real delicious hellmann's. bring out the hellmann's. bring out the best. with over 500 of the coolest black friday deals! plus - only once a year - get $15 kohl's cash for every 50 spent! kohl's black friday starts 6pm