joining me now, erin burnett. erin burnett, you talked to him.kes him think that he's the guy to lead people through all of this. what did he tell you? >> he's adamant about that as you just said. he believes that he is going to see this through and he was clear that that means not just right now but on the other side when this is done, indicted or not indicted, he wants to stay. he's had a 30-year career in the st. louis county police department. this was supposed to be sort of the end of a career, go to ferguson, it's a small town. this can't be that hard and obviously it's become the test of his career and there were some very, very significant horrible errors that were made. when i asked him about why he was going to stay, here's what he said. you are not overseeing the local response and the governor of missouri didn't include you in the press conference when he laid out his plan to deal with violence, do you think you should be running that response to show the community it can trust you and it can trust your police force? >> well, i'm runn

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i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news, a fifth terror attack in israel, raising fears that the violence could lead to all-out war. three americans murdered in the attack today. the three men were rabbis with duel citizenship and a fourth a british israeli man murdered along with a police officer responding to the attack. we want to warn the viewers the video you are about to sea, the scene inside of the synagogue is very graphic. to palestinian men wielding butcher knives and a gun attacked and killed the men as they prayed at morning services in east synagogue. these pictures are horrible to show. we want people to understand what happened. these lives in prayer, disrupted in a gruesome and brutal and horrific way as they died. police did kill the attackers. president obama led the international outrage over this attack. >> we condemn in the strongest terms these attacks. a number of people were wounded and four people were killed, including three american citizens. so this is deadly

i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, cnn just learning that the president sent a secret letter to the ayatollah, the iran supreme leader. it says they have a shared interest in beating isis. josh earnest won't even acknowledge existence of the letter saying only it came up in negotiation during nuclear negotiations with iran. >> we have also discussed on the side lines of those talks, on a couple of occasions, the ongoing campaign that is being conducted against isil by the united states. >> chief national security correspondent jim sciutto is "outfront" tonight. this is a huge thing that has happened. they are still not talking about the secret letter directly, and you are learning it is not just a letter. >> that is right. i'm told that the u.s. has opened communication channels with iran, via the iraqis regarding action with isis and this is what i'm told by a senior diplomat. it is not coordinating military action toward isis but it is necessary for what the military calls deconflict in military ope

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. a major militant group pledging allegiance to isis. those solely fighting their own government taking up the cause. the group joining in what they call the war against islam. >> in obedience to god and his prophet, who warned against division among his people, we are announcing our allegiance to the caliphate. >> the group is considered egypt's most dangerous group of militants, dissatisfied with al qaeda, they are turning to isis. it is expected to provide money, weapons and soldiers and there is concern the group could adapt isis tactics of terrorizing tourists and a crucial issue for egypt. and tonight another new video from isis itself, featuring militants on the battlefield, challenging western leaders. barbara starr is "outfront" tonight at the pentagon. and this new video has some extraordinary never before seen images. sometimes they patch things together but this is very different. >> well, erin, what u.s. officials are saying this is another propaganda video, but it is a vid

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. sources telling cnn that the ferguson grand jury decision could come at any moment. tonight the fbi has sent dozens of extra personnel to the area. the bureau of atf sending s.w.a.t. teams. the governor has declared it a state of emergency. the national guard has been called in. overnight protesters blocking a busy street. police arrested three people in violent confrontations n. an interview with abc news, president obama called for calm when the grand jury decision happens. >> using any event as an excuse for violence is contrary to rule of law and contrary to whoer. >> evan perez is "outfront" in clayton, missouri, where the grand jury has been meeting. you have been told to expect a decision tonight. is that still the case? >> reporter: that was the last word we heard. they expected a decision today because they were bringing the grand jury back for what they thought was a final session. we know the grand jury came in today. it is on the second floor of the justice center behind m

i'm erin burnett. and "outfront" we begin with breaking news. a new warning for law enforcement officers around the country to be on high alert for violence in the wake of a grand jury decision on whether to indict ferguson police officer darren wilson. that decision could come as soon as tomorrow. in ferguson city officials imposed a midnight curfew. this is as michael brown, sr., the father of the young man who sparked this racially charged case, called for calm, whatever the decision. >> i thank you lifting your voices to end racial profiling and intimidation, but hurting others or destroying property is not the answer. no matter what the grand jury decides, i do not want my son's death to be in vain. >> and evan perez is "outfront" in ferguson. and officers are preparing for what could be challenging and frightening days ahead. >> reporter: that is right, erin. the concern is nationwide because we have groups that say they will have protests around the country. and the federal protection, they are guarding federal buildings. and local police

i'm erin burnett. and "outfront" on this friday night, the breaking news, the united states doubling the number of troops on the ground in iraq. you heard me right. doubling. late today the pentagon said it is sending up to 1500 more american troops there asking congress for another $5.6 billion to do it. this is as iraqi troops continue to struggle against isis. large sections of the country are under isis control. a pentagon spokesperson insisted to cnn this latest ramp-up, is not mission creep. >> it is not mission creep. that is when the mission changes or morphs into something it didn't start out to be. this is in keeping with the missions we've been performing in iraq since june. >> i guess it could be. then they are going to change the means and the promise about combat troops. but if this isn't mission creep, then what? in june, the president sent 300 advisors to iraq and in september you laid out a military engagement against isis that it won't involve troops on the ground. and now troops that

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news, president obama faces reporters after a brutal defeat in the mid-term election. he said he hears the voters loud and clear and when it comes to the hot button issue of reform, the president said he will react and without their approval if congress doesn't move fast. >> i'm eager to see what they have to offer. but what i'm not going to do is just wait and figure out what we can do lawfully through executive actions. >> executive actions, those are fighting words from a president who signed 24 executive orders so far this year. on the republican side, mitch mcconnell, the presumptive leader, also spoke with the press, but then delivered a message to the president. >> because of the strength of the veto pen he could stay on the current course he's on, or he could say, let's see if there is some areas of agreement. >> not the most promising start for two men who say they want to work together. cnn michelle kaczynski is outfront of the white house to

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news, a major revelation about the secret service and how an intruder jumped a fence and was able to make it all the way inside of the white house. a review by the department of homeland security found a officer made a series of errors that allowed the intruder, omar gonzalez to enter the white house. he entered the white house and made his way to the east room and then headed down a hallway, all before he was tackled by officers inside. joe johns is "outfront" tonight. and joe, it is incredible what you are learning tonight. >> reporter: that is for sure, erin. this is the executive summary from the homeland security department that just cake out today and it gives us a number of details we didn't know about this. clearly there were many breakdowns here on september 19th when omar gonzalez actually made his way all the way into the white house. there were communications breakdowns and people talking over top of each other on the radios. there were off

i'm erin burnett and "outfront" tonight we begin with breaking news in missouri. the grand jury's last session. cnn is learning the jurors in ferguson, missouri may meet friday for the last time with the decision possibly coming the same day. and the prosecutor says every single thing the grand jury saw, every single thing will be made public. that means witnesses who have kept identities secret may be known to the world. mean while, as the site of ferguson awaits the decision, gun shops are reporting a huge spike in sales, one store saying the jump is 50%. >> what is your name, sir? >> [ inaudible ]. >> sir, i'm not taking a picture. i'm recording this incident, sir. >> cell phone video reportedly showing officer darren wilson saying i'm going to throw your -- in jail. and we begin with nathan perez, where the grand jury has been meeting. evan, you broke this news, a time line of what will happen and what we are going to find out. names and information. the next 48 hours are crucial. >> reporter: that is right, erin. after all of the leaks, the street demonstrati

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight we begin with the breaking news. the atf is investigating the fire that destroyed -- the flood christian church in ferguson. they said arizona sonists may h targeted the church because michael brown's father is connected to the church. this as the mayor of ferguson tells cnn darren wilson is with the police officer and he has not worked out any resignation. >> obviously we are waiting to hear if he's going to make a decision like that, that is something we don't know at this point. nothing has really changed. again, he still remains a ferguson police officer. he is on administrative leave. it is a personnel matter and at this point, we can't really discuss that any further. >> well the unrest continues today. 300 protesters in st. louis staged a mock trial for officer darren wilson an then stormed city hall, fighting with police, chanting shame, shame. the demonstration aren't just in ferguson but across america and now overseas. thousands takes to the streets of london demanding justice for michael brown. protests a

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. the president admits his initial isis strategy was wrong. tonight the president ordering a review on defeating isis and saying syrian president bashir al assad must go. the president is in the middle of a trip to asia. senior white house correspondent john accoosta is traveling with the president but i want to start with alise who broke this news. no one expected this as the day went on. this is a significant admission? >> reporter: well, erin, the administration has been talking about this for weeks. many of the president's top national security advisors, including secretary of state john kerry have been calling for a more robust strategy with syria. and because the president and his advisors are coming to the decision you won't defeat isis without the plan to get rid of president assad is where they see they have been able to gain strategy. and the administration had hoped it would give time for the u.s. to vet, train and arm a model force and go after isis. but officials are tellin

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news. ferguson, missouri, preparing for another outbreak of violence tonight. more than 2,000 national guard troops are in riot gear, deploying on the streets of the city right now. the governor of missouri, jay nixon, boosted the number of guardsmen from 700 to 2,200, as a top law enforcement officer apologized for the rioting last night. >> early on, i apologized to mike brown sr. and mrs. mcfadden for the loss of their son. and i said that i was sorry. well, today i stand here and say i'm sorry to the community of ferguson. it was their community that was ripped and torn last night. and that cannot happen. that was not fair to this community. >> also tonight, officer darren wilson breaks his silence, telling abc news' george stephanopoulos, his version of what happened when he first stopped michael brown. >> i had gone to open the door and get out of the car. and as i did so, when i opened the door, i said, hey, come here for a minute. and then he turned and said, what the [ bleep ] are

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erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> next, breaking news. the prime minister have israel warning the united states against a nuclear deal with iran as the ayatollah tweets about eliminating israel. plus, bringing back american prisoners from north korea. mechanical problems at the last hour changed the whole plan. and the problem with race in america is pathetic defeating self-underclass. that story tonight. let go "outfront." >> good evening. "outfront," the breaking news. israel's prime minister sending a dire warning to the united states after iran's supreme leader called for israel to be annihilated. the q and aon why israel should be eliminated. benjamin netanyahu fired back saying, iran's quote terrorist regime must not be allowed to get a nuclear bomb. >> i call on the p-5 plus one countries. don't rush into a deal that would let iran rush to the bomb. >> this as secretary of state john kerry heads home after two days of talks about iran's nack program with the country's foreign minister. the clock is ticking. the deadline is just day

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he spoke with cnn's erin burnett. >> i'm running a response here locally, and we'll still be -- the ferguson police department will still be patrolling the city of ferguson throughout all this. but we are a smaller department and this is a much larger, regional issue. and the chief of police for decades, i have absolute confidence in his ability to see us through this thing. >> you've come under a lot of pressure, as we all know. you've had local authorities saying, chief jackson, step aside. the attorney general spoke about the ferguson police force saying, i think it's clear that the need for change in that department is appropriate. you had mccaskill saying something along those lines. you've said you want to be part of the solution. do you still think that being part of the solution means staying in your job as the police chief? >> yes, i intend to see this thing through. i've been working with a lot of community members to work on some progressive changes that will bring the community together and to open up dialogue and getting us all talking about serious issues and actually creating

that was cnn's erin burnett talking to ferguson's police chief. has learned that darren wilson cowl actually as early as friday announce his plans to resign from ferguson's police force. now, nothing has been confirmed as of yet. of course, we will be monitoring that situation for possibly developments in the hours to come. >> all right, the national football league's buffalo bills will not play in their home field sunday after six feet. that's nearly two meters for our international viewers, covered the city. the league says the bills will face off against new york jets in detroit on monday. >> yeah. and meanwhile, warmer weather in buffalo, you think it would be a good thing. but warmer weather could actually bring even more trouble. >> areas in buffalo new york now face a new danger. home collapse. buildings are beginning to buckle under the weight of snow. >> we're now going to have roof collapses. we're looking at another two or three feet of snow today. and then a warming trend on the weekend which could lead to massive flooding when all thi

cnn's erin burnett talked with ferguson's police chief about that a moment ago. >> you're not overseeing the local response. and the governor of missouri didn't include you in his press conference to deal with the violence. do you think he should be giving that response, to show the community that he can trust you and your police force? >> i'm running the response locally. and the ferguson police department is going to be patrolling the city of ferguson throughout all this. we are a smaller police department in a small community. and this is a much larger regional issue. i know john bellmer, the chief of police for decades. i have confidence in his ability to see us through this thing. >> in august, you spoke to jason carol. and you said wilson was treated at the hospital. you didn't see him personally. have you seen evidence of officer wilson's injuries since you last spoke to cnn? >> no. i specifically kept myself away from all of the evidence in this case so that the county and the prosecuting attorney's office could conduct a fair and impartial investigation without interference. >>

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> breaking news, the day before americans go to the polls. several key races are too close to call. will democrats lose the senate? plus new video showing isis brainwashing children. this as chicago teens are stopped at the airport on the way to join isis. and brittany maynard, 29 years old, ended her life after a very public battle with brain cancer. her story ahead. let's go "outfront." good evening. "outfront" too close to call. election day hours away. control of congress hangs in the balance. here's what you need to know. there are ten states up for grabs in the senate. throws key states. right now, poll in most states show they are too close to call. republicans need to pick up only six to gain control of the senate. and this is what is really interesting. republicans have history on their side when it comes to the number six. since fdr was in the white house, the republican has lost six senate seats in the sixth year in the white house. that is this year for president obama. despite all the talk of how it come down to democrats versus

erin burnett "outfront" starts rate now. >> preparing for the worst. michael brown's family attorney. we asked "outfront" plus the beheading of a third american hostage. this time the isis video holds 92 clues. and another woman accuses america's favorite television dad of rape, bill cosby, under fire tonight. let's go "outfront." >> breaking news, a state of emergency in ferguson, missouri. the governor of the state of missouri activating the national guard as a tense city awaits grand jury decision on whether to indict officer wilson. hundreds of demonstrators have taken to the street. in st. louis yesterday, protesters blocked a major intersection in a demonstration that marked one hundred days since michael brown was killed. near by, dozens pretend dying in the streets. others portraying to be police officers. we'll hear from an attorney in the brown family in just a moment. first, our coverage "outfront" in ferguson. how is the town reacting to the governor's decision to activate the national guard before the grand jury says anything? >> reporter:

. >> we'll watch on erin burnett. susan candiotti, thank you.opic and bring in this expert who has worked with many, many people public relations, howard bragman, vice chairman of reputation.com. the easy question is what does doe? does he come forward? should he speak, make this public statement addressing all these allegations? >> well, he has three choice and they all have positives and negatives. one is to not say anything and as you say the silence is deafening. two is to come out and deny it. then that just brings these somewhere between 12 and 15 women who have accused him to come out and intensify their arguments or three potentially company come out and say yes it's true i'm going in for help but that's going to mean he's going to be in depositions the rest of his life. if i were advising him, silence is golden right now. i really think that you need to be quiet. i don't think it's going to change anything. i don't see what talking is going to achieve either, though. i think silence -- >> so many people out there think the silence is de

the chief of police told erin burnett that he's not going it resign, he'll stick it out.sign do you think? >> well, something has to happen with the police department. now, if the police chief chooses not to resign, there is a justice department investigation under way. now, what happens with these justice department investigations of law enforcement agencies is that they may end up having to sign some kind of consent decree which -- maybe it's the best thing that could happen -- might force the ferguson police department to merge with the county police department. and allow the st. louis county police department to actually be the law enforcing agent there. >> i think that actually happened with officer wilson's previous employer, i think the jennings police. >> that's right. >> to basically merge them. i want to ask you before you go, some of the protests back in august were violent. we saw looting, people were shot, people were attacked. yes, the people -- it was a minority. most of the row teprotesters we peaceful. but what needs to be done this time to make sure that

erin burnett "outfront." >> the grand jury's decision on ferguson police officer darren wilson is coming shortly. we are standing by for an announcement. plus, not if he killed michael brown but was michael brown surrendering with his hands up in surrender mode when he was shot? we break down the time line. and indictment or no indictment. what is next for darren wilson? let's go "outfront." >> welcome to our viewers from around the united states and the world. "outfront," news. the grand jury investigating the shooting death of ferguson teenager michael brown has reached its decision. we go standing by for an announcement from the prosecutor's office. will officer darren wilson be indicted? the grand jury has been considering four possible charges against wilson. first-degree murder, second-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, and involuntary manslaughter. or the fifth option. the nuclear option as far as some protesters say. no charges at all. michael brown's family has been notified that there is a decision. they are done. they have been released. the jury has gone home. michael bro

you know, dorian johnson still, he was on with erin burnett the other night, and he said, my story is true, i'm telling the truth. what do you make of that? >> brooke, i've reviewed some of the grand jury transcripts. i've gone through some of what the witnesses have said. and some of the witnesses actually corroborate dorian johnson's testimony. but what i take issue with is, why did this prosecutor allow an infirmtive defense during the grand jury proceeding? it never happens. i've never heard of a prosecutor inviting a police officer to explain himself in front of the grand jury. and i think that's what ferguson has a problem with. i think they have a problem, because this officer was afforded certain due process rights that typically, most people aren't entitled to. and it's the appearance of impropriety that is upsetting the community. >> explaining himself, and critics are saying, not being challenged enough. john manuelian and diana iseman, thank you both very much. appreciate both of your perspectives today. >>> let's move along, because coming up next on cnn, this nfl player,

. ♪ >>> good afternoon oosh i'm erin burnett. down to the wire today.ust hours away from our exit polls. there are 36 governorship, seats in the house of repts and the big question tonight is who wins the senate. 36 seats are up in the senate for control of the chaum ber and control of the entire u.s. congress could very well swing to the republicans. the gop needs to gain just six seats. now there are ten key races that could decide it all. our team is covering the key races and states throughout the day and tonight miguel marquez is in north carolina, joe johns in kentucky. i want to begin in kentucky there with you, joe. senator minority leader mitch mcconnell is in the fight of his political life. if he wins, he could keep it all but if he loses, a huge personal loss for the entire party. >> reporter: yeah, a little bit of a glitch here in kentucky earlier this morning. floyd county, the eastern part of the state, they weren't able to boot up some of the voting machines. but over the weekend mcconnell seemed to be running strong, pulling away from t

i'm don lemon in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, ferguson on the brink. tonight it appears that the people of ferguson, missouri, are preparing for a manl or fight. gun sales have spiked, police are stocking up on riot gear. businesses are boarding up and schools set to shut down. all of this in anticipation of unchecked violence in the wake of a grand jury decision on whether to indict officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. that decision expected to come at any time and earlier today a spokesperson for the st. louis police officers association told cnn that as violent at ferguson streets have been, he is anticipating the worst is yet to come. >> i keep hearing this myth perpetuated that this is a peaceful protest. there were attempts to kill police officers every night in ferguson after the shooting of michael brown and i expect far, far worse. >> sarah sidener is "outfront" in ferguson, missouri. so sarah, what preparations are under way now. >> reporter: most of the folks that are preparing, they have already prepared. like the b

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erin burnett "outfront" starts rate now. >> preparing for the worst.asked "outfront" plus the beheading of a third american hostage. this time the isis video holds 92 clues. and another woman accuses america's favorite television dad of rape, bill cosby, under fire tonight. let's go "outfront." >> breaking news, a state of emergency in ferguson, missouri. the governor of the state of missouri activating the national

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> next, breaking news.e minister have israel warning the united states against a nuclear deal with iran as the ayatollah tweets about eliminating israel. plus, bringing back american prisoners from north korea. mechanical problems at the last hour changed the whole plan. and the problem with race in america is pathetic defeating self-underclass. that story tonight. let go "outfront." >> good evening. "outfront," the

was on erin burnett "out front" earlier this evening. take a listen, to what he had to say. >> i don't believe a thing he says. he has been talking immigration reform for seven years. so you are using his word as if they actually mean something. >> ouch. >> should president obama take executive action on immigration reform? >> it is a very hard question. he is in a box. he has made so many promises nor so long he hasn't delivered on to the community. he is running out of time. on the other hand. let us remember. executive action is temporary. legislation is permanent. remember we are not talking executive action to do a path to citizenship. that is inaccurate. that would be to protect a certain group of people. we dent knon't know who. could be small. could be large. we don't know what we are talking about. in theory. what the executive action would be about. frankly, they're both posturing. right now. both the republicans and the president are posturing publicly. they're going to meet on friday. my hope is that they talk about this. and

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news, the president of thes strategy is not working. tonight he said he must get rid of syrian president bashar al assad. >>> and sailors attacked on a street. bags pulled over their head and told, yankees go home. >>> and dangling 68 floors above at the

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room," erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonightes in a terror attack in israel, three americans among the bed, brutally stabbed while praying in a synagogue. could the attack spark an all-out war. >>> and in ferguson, cnn has new video that appears to show police officer darren wilson in an angry confrontation with a ferguson resident. >>> and let it snow. buffalo, new york in the middle of a record snowstorm. could they be under 70 inches by morning. whoa! is it armageddon? let's go "outfront."

the breaking news continues right now with "erin burnett outfron outfront". >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking edge. missouri's governor ordering an additional 1,500 national guard troops to the area, ready for a repeat of last night's violence. and for the first time, officer darren wilson speaks out, telling his side of what happened that day in ferguson. that interview, ahead. >>> plus, "outfront" talks to dorian johnson. that was the young man who was with michael brown, beside him, when he was shot and killed. that interview, "outfront." let's go outfron.

i'm don lemon in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, ferguson on the brink. tonit

erin burnett "outfront." >> the grand jury's decision on ferguson police officer darren wilson is coming an announcement. plus, not if he killed michael brown but was michael brown surrendering with his hands up in surrender mode when he was shot? we break down the time line. and indictment or no indictment. what is next for darren wilson? let's go "outfront." >> welcome to our viewers from around the

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room," erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonightstates now working with iran. cnn has learned that president obama sent a letter to the ayatollah about isis and the news about the major development next. >>> and the navy sale claiming he took out osama bin laden, speaking out, and new details on what happened that night. >>> and a man arrested for kidnapping a woman on a philadelphia street, how a used car salesman and gps brought him down. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news, federal investigatorsnists targeted michael brown's forg s father's church and setting it on fire. and we are learning that officer wilson is still with the ferguson police department. and the medical examiner did not take photos of the crime scene and they didn't take notes at the first interview. can we ever know the truth. >>> and huge traffic delays and hundreds of thousands of people trapped in the middle of an ice storm. let's go "outfront" tonight. >>> and

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news, new details on the fergusonwill publicly reveal all testimony. could some witnesses be in danger. >>> and buffalo's deadly snowstorm. seven deaths reporting. we have a special report from buffalo. and a super model among the people accusing bill cosby. and now reports tv land has canceled cosby re-runs. can his career be saved? let's go

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news on several fronts.the nation a day after a brutal defeat. he said he will compromise. could wash gridlock be worse than ever. two terror attacks in israel, police and soldiers run down by cars, violent clashes breaking out, is war next. and breaking news in the case of a philadelphia woman dragged down the street and forced into a car and all caught on tape. we're standing by for a police briefing tonight. let's go "outfront."

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> breaking news, the day before americans go to the polls. call. will democrats lose the senate? plus new video showing isis brainwashing children. this as chicago teens are stopped at the airport on the way to join isis. and brittany maynard, 29 years old, ended her life after a very public battle with brain cancer. her story ahead. let's go "outfront."

cnn's erin burnett talked to ferguson's police chief about that. >> you are not overseeing the local know the governor of missouri didn't include you in his press conference when he laid out his plan to deal with violence. do you think you should be running that response to show the community it can trust you and your police force? >> well, i'm running a response here locally and we're still going to be -- the ferguson police department is still going to be patrolling the city of ferguson throughout all this. but we are a smaller police department, a small community. and this is a much larger regional issue. and the chief of police for st. louis county for decades, and i have absolute confidence in his ability to see us through this thing. >> in august, i know you spoke to our jason carroll and said wilson was treated in the hop for a swollen face. i know you didn't see him personally. have you ever seen evidence of his injury since you last spoke to cn in? -- cnn? >> no, i specifically kept myself away from all the evidence in this case so the county and prosecutor attorney's office