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earth works there they are massive. you can go all the way around. this picture doesn't do justice and some hiking trails. terrific park. again fort reno is the highest point in d.c. and on top of that to boot they had this tower so up here they could see the bust, f confederates were in trouble. similarly when they looked at fort reno said it is well fortified. here is the modern fort reno. if you climb up to the top and take this picture, that's virginia in the distance. you can really feel like what it might have been like just kind of close your eyes and it's definitely worn eye visit. i took this just a couple of weeksing weeks down thinking what a beautiful wilderness. this is more kaniccures. i thought maybe people don't use it. he so this is a park. battery kambell. parks don't like this. communities love it for dog walking. there are some defenses that remain. it's a beautiful area. that was to guard the chain bridge the only fixed bridge between d.c. and the ferry. across the riff is the only fort that the park service has today that's in virginia. it was built again to protect leesberg park. if

justice is taking place. and when you have somebody standing up, going on every network on the planet earth saying, i was there, i know what happened, and then three days after the event, no law enforcement agency has even spoken to this young person, something is wrong and i hope people of goodwill around the country can see something is not right in ferguson. >> yes, indeed. emanuel cleaver, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >>> covering last night's protest on the street, police started firing tear gas. >> i can barely breathe. my nose is burned, my eyes are burning. you can't escape it. the further back you go, down the streets clouds of tear gas. >> chief jackson, in his news conference said that the police response, this response was because protesters were throwing rocks at the police and people were attacking the police and that's what provoked the response. when that happened, we played yourself being caught up in a cloud of tear gas, did you see protesters attacking police before that began? >> reporter: joy, not at all. we talk about the things lost in the fog of war. some facts

earth works there they are massive. you can go all the way around. this picture doesn't do justice and some hiking trails. terrific park. again fort reno is the highest point in d.c. and on top of that to boot they had this tower so up here they could see the bust, f confederates were in trouble. similarly when they looked at fort reno said it is well fortified. here is the modern fort reno. if you climb up to the top and take this picture, that's virginia in the distance. you can really feel like what it might have been like just kind of close your eyes and it's definitely worn eye visit. i took this just a couple of weeksing weeks down thinking what a beautiful wilderness. this is more kaniccures. i thought maybe people don't use it. he so this is a park. battery kambell. parks don't like this. communities love it for dog walking. there are some defenses that remain. it's a beautiful area. that was to guard the chain bridge the only fixed bridge between d.c. and the ferry. across the riff is the only fort that the park service has today that's in virginia. it was built again to protect leesberg park. if

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earth works, massive. you can go all the way around. my picture doesn't do justice. some hiking trails. it's just a terrific park. again, fort reno is the highest point in d.c. on top of that to boot they had some power. up here they could see the confederates coming. they knew uh-oh, we're in trouble. similarly when early looked out of his eye glass at fort reno, that's pretty well fortified, high, big, strong, down to fort stevens. here is modern reno. even though there's nothing of defenses, if you climb up top and take a look, which i did, it's in the distance. it's evocative, you can feel what it would have been like. it's definitely worth a visit. nearby more land. land bought for civil war defenses, fort circle park. i took this a couple weeks ago. i'm driving along on 36th street. i'm thinking what a beautiful wilderness in the city, amazing great space. this is more manicured. this is terrific, too. i guess people don't use it as a park. i saw this guy. i looked over here. sure enough, a guy on the tree reading a kendall book, i guess. politics and prose not far away. that's a

earth to unlock the secrets of the skies >>> thanks so much for being with us. we begin in ferguson, missouri, where members of the community gathered to demand justice for michael brown. the parents of the slaun team joined reverend al sharpton in calling for a fair investigation into his death. >> ferguson and michael brown junior will be a defining moment on how this country deals with policing. >>> the rally follows i don't remember progress. our correspondent was at the event that wrapped up a short time ago. what is the community reaction? >> well, there has been an outpouring of people here. as you can see the parking lot was packed. the church was standing room only. one of the science that struck me was one that said culler cops are america's weapons of mass destruction i spoke to a few parent. there were a lot of kids here. parents said this was history, they want to remember michael brown, but this is a teachable moment for the kids. i spoke with a 10-year-old girl about what she thought about what has been happening the last week. she paused for a little bit and told me "my community is fed up of what is happening to our men." one man made quite an i

opportunity to fulfill their earth, demonstrate that they're serious about protecting and serving, to do this they need to step up, step up quickly. that the department of justice is there? i take it you are. do you think that will help to see that this thing is handled correctly? >> we are very happy that the justice department is there. the attorney general has been very engaged. the president has been engaged, i received calls from the white house late at night, early in the morning. they want to see justice served here. i think it speaks well of the president and attorney general that justice department is on the ground. the naacp has been working with the fbi agents to identify and bring forward witnesses. that says to me that the justice department is not operating from washington but from ferguson, missouri. that speaks well for the potential of this to result in justice. >> do you think the fact that police showed up when this all broke out in this heavy military gear and all this armor, was that a factor? absolutely. in the same way that america across the country are asking themselves the question, how is it that you have an unarmed teenager meeting a

earth works. they're massive. you can go all the way around. my picture doesn't do justice. and some hiking trails. it's just a terrific park. again, fort reno. fort reno is the highest point in the city and on top of that to boot they had this tower. so when the -- up here they could see the dust -- the confederates coming and they knew, uh-oh, we are in trouble. but, similarly, when jubel early looked at his eyeglass of fort reno, that is pretty well fortified, it's high, big, strong, i don't dare. then he turned down baird's mill and came on georgia avenue to fort stevens. here's the modern fort reno. even if there's nothing left of the defenses there, if you climb up to the top, which i did, that's virginia in the distance. you can feel like what it might have been like. kind of close your eyes and blink a little. it's definitely worth a visit. and nearby is more land. it's a huge -- still a huge parkland. again, some land that was brought for the civil war defenses. i took this a couple of weeks ago. i'm driving along here, on 36th street. i'm looking down here thinking, what a beautiful wilde

earth works there they are massive. you can go all the way around. this picture doesn't do justice and some hiking trails. terrific park. again fort reno is the highest point in d.c. and on top of that to boot they had this tower so up here they could see the bust, f confederates were in trouble. similarly when they looked at fort reno said it is well fortified. here is the modern fort reno. if you climb up to the top and take this picture, that's virginia in the distance. you can really feel like what it might have been like just kind of close your eyes and it's definitely worn eye visit. i took this just a couple of weeksing weeks down thinking what a beautiful wilderness. this is more kaniccures. i thought maybe people don't use it. he so this is a park. battery kambell. parks don't like this. communities love it for dog walking. there are some defenses that remain. it's a beautiful area. that was to guard the chain bridge the only fixed bridge between d.c. and the ferry. across the riff is the only fort that the park service has today that's in virginia. it was built again to protect leesberg park. if

earth, the day that he was killed, he ka was out spreading the word of jesus christ. >> michael brown's blood is crying from the ground. crying for vengeance. crying for justice. >> his death is not a dying. i want to say to mike, that i love you. >> three officiales from the white house attended fod's funeral. brown's family called for a day of peace. that call appears to have been heeded. michael brown's mother shed tears as she stood at his coffin. she also wrote a letter to him, quote wab a son like you i thought you could never be because the day you were born i know god sent me a blessing, and that was you. michael's father also wrote a letter to him in part. i always told you i will never let anything happen to you. and that's what hurts so much. i couldn't protect you, but we love you. i will never let you die in my heart. you will always live forever. david mattingly is "outfront" from furgason, missouri. david, powerful emotional words from michael brun's parents as a father myself, i found them difficult to read. i wonder what others are saying there that you've met about today's funeral. >> jim, much the same way that michael brown was killed, the

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earth's number one accomodation site booking.com booking.yeah! >>> just a few hours from now a group of activists will gather outside of the white house to deliver a petition demanding justicethe police shooting of unarmed teen michael brown. the group says nearly one million people have signed the online petition calling on the justice department to carry out a full investigation and prosecution of the officer who shot brown as well as systemic changes to the way police departments operate nationwide. >> how is your petition different from what the justice is already doing and how is it different from the request sent in a letter by about 100 activists detailing about seven things they would like to see changed in policing in the united states? >> well, you know, first and foremost the justice department is doing many things right in terms much putting an investigation, you know, investigators on the ground and moving something independent from what's happening in ferguson. i was one of the 100 black leaders who signed that open letter so we very much stand behind the calls in this. this is an opportunity for every day americans, people all around the country, black folks

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earth's number one accomodation site booking.com booking.yeah! >>> well, the question remains, was police officer darren wilson justified in shooting and killing michael brown. he was laid to rest this week. his family demanding justicens in dispute about the shooting. investigations underway, multiple investigations. a grand jury this week. brown's death sparked days of protest. in the middle of it, ferguson police chief is already taking steps to try to repair its image. >> it's our first priority to address it, to fix what's wrong. we're working very closely now with the department of justice, community relation office, and they're making recommendations for us to, for training and things to work and get involved with the community that is at odds with us now and to rebuild that trust and that relationship. >> well, there are a lot of special programs for police officers. tonight, our gary tuchman takes us inside a one-of-a-kind lab where the sole focus is research or police confrontations, like the one between darren wilson and michael brown that spiraled out of control. >> reporter: this spokane, washington, police officer is getting wired, so his brain and body functions get monitored as he gets ready to make l

justice league as well. are we going to be joining in superheroes? >> there is a basic formula that is being used throughout these films. the mix of humor and bringing superheroes back down to earthrs, it is a different tact. they are bringing them down with dark psychology. those things are continuing to work for them. it is working really well. they are making hundreds of millions of dollars. probably in the billions of dollars by now. >> what did you think about the wonder woman outfit? it caused a bit of a stir. like the warrior princess. the wonder woman of the 1990's. kitsch like that kind of 60's, 70's look. >> more gold. >> blue and gold. touch -- i will try to pioneer thunder cats as well. >> you have sold it to me. if you had said one star, i would have watched it. tella, film critic. firing sanctions at inking sectors. -- banking sectors. we are joined by yuliana slashcheva, the boss of ctc media. the biggest free to air broadcaster in the country. thank you for joining us. you just had earnings out yesterday. listed on the new york stock exchange. slightly missed expectations. one of the issues what the audience has gotten smaller. why is that? you have entertainment

earth. in other words, we have to keep our feet on the ground or else we run the risk of losing the human and realistic perspective of things. for example, mr. ayers talked about social justicedividing the pie, getting people a fair share. it never seemed to occurred to him -- how you get a pie? who made the pie? how do you make a pie grow? it is very easy to pull out the carving knife and start splitting. it is much more difficult to actually be the one who comes in with the pie. i want to talk little bit about america in the broadest scheme of things, to look at what america has meant in the world. if you think about human history, there are very few great inventions in history. truly great inventions. the invention of the wheel, the invention of fire. i think america is responsible for perhaps the greatest invention of all -- the invention of wealth creation. what does that mean? that means that for centuries, and even millennia, no one knew how to create stuff. no one knew how to create wealth. i remember as a kid, i would go to school and i would have 10 i would look at the other kids and they had more marbles than i did, and i said to myself, how do i go from having 10

earth. in other words, we have to keep our feet on the ground or else we run the risk of losing the human and realistic perspective of things. for example, mr. ayers talked about social justicedividing the pie, getting people a fair share. it never seemed to occurred to him -- how you get a pie? who made the pie? how do you make a pie grow? it is very easy to pull out the carving knife and start splitting. it is much more difficult to actually be the one who comes in with the pie. i want to talk little bit about america in the broadest scheme of things, to look at what america has meant in the world. if you think about human history, there are very few great inventions in history. truly great inventions. the invention of the wheel, the invention of fire. i think america is responsible for perhaps the greatest invention of all -- the invention of wealth creation. what does that mean? that means that for centuries, and even millennia, no one knew how to create stuff. no one knew how to create wealth. i remember as a kid, i would go to school and i would have 10 i would look at the other kids and they had more marbles than i did, and i said to myself, how do i go from having 10