gabe, what are you being told there as to why people were arrested? >> reporter: hi there, andrea. we left the st. louis county jail and got a list of the people arrested overnight in ferguson and brought to that jail. this is total of 78 from overnight. that's late last night and into the morning. the majority are from missouri, five are from the new york area, three are from chicago and three are from california. most are charged with refusal to disperse, two of them charged with unlawful use of a weapon. one was charged with interfering with an officer. we spoke with about five or six of them as they were leaving the jail over the past few hours. they did not post bail. they were just let go. most of them disagree with captain johnson's assessment of problems by out of towners last night. they say that they blame this more on the police, although captain johnson did say that there was this criminal element as craig mentioned and that they were the ones instigating and kind of provoking the officers but the people we spoke with arrested last night, they disagree with that, andrea

nbc's gabe gutierrez is speaking to some of those being released from the st. louis county jail today. >> why did you feel so compelled to go out there and protest? >> i just want to support the cause. i mean, that kid did not deserve to die. i mean, them cops -- the cop was wrong for shooting him. and i mean, i live out here. i have to be out here every day so, i mean, i don't want crooked cops where i have to say for the rest of my life. >> overall, how would you say the police response to this has been? >> crappy. if i can say that, crappy. >> why is that? >> well, for one i don't think they're on the same page. i don't think they all have the same understanding of what to do. like, we were all told we were allowed to be out there protest and then others said we can't be there. some are telling us on the sidewalk, that's okay. others are, like, well, you need to leave before we arrest you all. >> gabe gutierrez is at the police command post in ferguson and joins us now from there. gabe, thank you. first of all, just give us an understanding of what's happeni

>> gabe, thanks. gabe gutierrez this morning. >>> michael sam, first openly gay player drafted by an nfl team, is waiting to see what is next for him today after he was cut. >> a lot of people are watching the clock yesterday, the rams had until 4:00 to trim the roster down, down from 75 to 53. making the decision to let the defensive end go in just the final hours. michael sam brought his a game during the st. louis rams four preseason games. but his 11 tackles and three sacks weren't enough for the franchise who passed on him before the official start of the season this week. >> it was a football decision back in may to draft mike. and once again, i mean, it has been all about football. >> reporter: rams coach jeff fisher adding -- >> i will tell you this, i was pulling for mike. >> reporter: the rams ultimately deciding that sam wasn't their best option, at a position where the team is already suited with talent. >> from the start, it would be difficult to prove that to the rams because they have s

nortek reported gabe slate has a demonstration in one of the first goal to implement the system. gabe slate tech report >> reporter: earthquake early warning system moderate >> reporter: sound is the earthquake warning system for it when the children here this day doctorate >> 35 the critters are under their desks. they are training creek you can do a lot. if there was an earthquake you could go right over to the window and see what is going on print that is the worst thing you want to do >> reporter: quick alert is and installed on location. said it is built into the infrastructure to and take different action when the earthquake turning off gas lines and water lines separate things like that. technology is built and ready to be installed in where it can help. >> are working with the governor's office sprit to get that back for certain places. >> reporter: that are looking for schools to partner with and the bay area creek the school can receive a quick look for $1,200 per year creek which could be completed with a fund raising campaign. >> reporter: people behaving badly coming

gabe gutierrez, thank you so much for that.for more now on the deep historic division that's fueling the anger that we're seeing currently in ferguson, let's bring in friend of the show jeff smith. jeff served as a missouri state senator representing st. louis. he's now assistant professor of politics and advocacy at the new school. thanks so much for being with us. >> thanks so much for having me. >> you've been writing about the historic factors that have brought the sort of racial and economic segregation that we've seen in ferguson and in st. louis at large. talk to us about that historic context and also how that's fueling the anger and resentment we're seeing today. >> okay. it's kind ofç complicated, but let me start with this. st. louis city broke off from st. louis county in 1876. st. louis county is a patchwork of 90 municipalities. most are very small. but most have their own police departments and public safety apparatuses. in order to afford that, they have to sometimes really strain on their budgets. they've deve

been trained that are able to set up new treatment centers in the affected countries. >> that was gabe gutierrez reporting. coming up on "nbc nightly news," an update on one of the americans infected with ebola. how her son says she's doing tonight. >>> reaching out for help, the family of a man shot and killed last week in south san jose need some assistance. relatives of the man say they need money to help pay for the funeral and other expenses. those who want to help can donate at any wells fargo bank. he was shot and killed last saturday outside a 7-eleven. there are no suspects at this time. >>> new at 5:00, traffic is moving again through san leandro tonight. a big rig accident shut down part of the roadway earlier this morning. chp officers say the accident happened when a truck driver struck a big rig parked on the side of the road. the impact crushed the front of one big rig, trapping that officer. officers are still investigating the cause of the accident but they think the driver fell asleep at the wheel. >> the driver didn't remember possibly falling asleep. just driving, n

we bring in gabe gutierrez down at university hospital. even before the press conference begins, we've learned of some surprises. >> yes, good morning. surprising and remarkable news out of land. the charity nancy wrightbol worked for just announced she was actually discharged from the hospital on tuesday and has gone to an undisclosed location with her husband to spend some time with him. right now we're waiting just a few minutes for dr. kent brantly to come out publicly and speak on camera for the first time. he's expected to only read a brief statement and take no questions, matt. >> gabe, this is really remarkable news. labor had a mortality rate between 70 and 90%. this particular outbreak, by the way, the largest in history, has a higher survivability rate. both of these two american patients were given that experimental serum zmap still in liberia. they were felolown to atlanta. he arrived on the second and nancy wrightbol on the 5th. their conditions were different when they arrived. >> as observers noted, dr. kent brantly was abl

the attack out the makers manis hosted by gabe slate.t a qishm this is the first time around. >>: will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>: dames:: fell about 51 pointo 16,662, while the nasdaq gained 12 points to 4,464. >>: the of trying to get up earlier. >>:anny: here's a look at the the latest this morning pre it has 40 they were looking at 67 in downtown san francisco. 71 an oakland and upper '70's and neck up. it's a little cooler for places and in locations. temperatures continued to cool down through tomorrow. in other rest of the week shaping up for back-to-school kids. here is rabin with your traffic. we do have a couple of slow spots no major problems rather talk about 84 seconds. for those of you that have to travel west palm. crews are dealing with an overturned crash. a vehicle spun of flip over on its roof. but the lovely is blocked. is that the travel long a period is a smooth commute all way through no problems and slow to berkeley. the good news is that traffic will clear right before the 680 split. effects will let >>: james >>: j

gabe gutierrez is outside emory hospital for us. gabe? >> reporter: today, a show of support for the two americans who risked everything to serve. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: dr. kent brantly and nancy writebol are said to be improving. >> she's doing well. she has long way to go. >> reporter: her son brian spoke with a christian radio show. >> the doctors are trying to care for her and keep her as comfortable as possible. >> every day they survive is the best sign posz zable. >> reporter: this is the former director of the cdc and dealt with an out break in uganda. >> the outbreak was controlled in a matter of weeks. this is clearly going to take months. >> reporter: ebola spread to four african countries killing at least 961 people. in nigeria, travelers are being screened at airports. >> we need for those impacted to get quickly. >> a catholic humanitarian group says ebola took the life of a none. se spoke with a woman who was friends with patrick sawyer, the man who died from ebola last month. >> shocking, unbelievable to see a young m

we get more tonight from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: all of a sudden sleepy sedgwick, population 150, is a destination. >> so you come in, you can look at the samples. >> reporter: mike owns the only marijuana shop in eastern colorado, posted signs warn customers that taking their purchases out of state is against the law. >> we want everyone to know don't go east with this. don't do it. >> reporter: but that's not stopping jim, who asked us not to show his face. he says he drives an hour and a half to buy pot here every two weeks and takes it back home to nebraska illegally. >> i could go to jail. >> reporter: it's still worth it for you? >> it's still worth it for me. >> reporter: 22-year-old zack just bought edibles on his road trip back to pennsylvania. >> there's really nothing wrong with it. alcohol's way worse, definitely. >> reporter: but just a few miles away from that dispensary is the nebraska state line. and here there's a very different view of colorado's social experiment. >> it's doubled our workload. >> reporter: the police chief in nearby sydney, nebraska, says s

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, hampton, georgia. >>> for tens of millions of us this is getaway day as the labor day weekend begins. here's a live picture of i-4 in orlando. aaa says nearly 35 million people will travel 50 miles or more this weekend, that will be the highest number in six years with 86% of them driving. one reason for the increase is a big decrease in gasoline prices. aaa says the national average for a gallon of regular was $3.44 today. that's down 12 cents from a year ago. >>> as for the weather, we've been telling you about those big storms offshore that have brought dangerous conditions this week to both the east and west coasts. as we begin the holiday weekend, let's get an update on conditions now and beyond from nbc meteorologist dylan dryer in rockaway beach, new york. hi, dylan. >> reporter: good evening, lester. for the past week the danger has been the rough currents on both coasts. here red flags are up and lifeguards are still warning about the dangerous rip currents. let's first take you though out into the pacific. and what was hurricane marie continues to p

our report tonight from nbc's gabe gutierrez in atlanta. >> today is a miraculous day. i am thrilled to be alive, to be well and to be reunited with my family. >> reporter: dr. kent brantly discharged today from emory university hospital nearly three weeks after walking into an isolation unit gravely ill with the ebola virus he contracted while treating patients in liberia. he says he got sick right after sending his family home to protect them. >> as i lie in my bed in liberia for the following nine days getting sicker and weaker each day, i prayed that god would help me be faithful even in my illness. i did not know then but have learned since that there were thousands, maybe even millions of people around the world praying for me throughout that week and even still today. i cannot thank you enough for your prayers and your support. >> reporter: we also learned today the other missionary diagnosed with ebola, nancy writebol, was quietly discharged on tuesday and is now spending time with her husband. the cdc and emory physicians say these patients no longer have the e

gabe: a huge data retested and place in hospitals across the country. to millions of private medical whether that that's-records. this old data on 5 million patients. they got their names and addresses birthday's the telephone numbers and social. numbers. the cea test will contact 4.5 million who have had their medical data compromise. they also said they will be the victim of the free and credit monitoring for a year. most of ca test locations are in the east or south there's only three california locations. >>:gabe: the fbi is investigating they believe that hackers are based in china. >>: the process and ferguson missouri is turning onwe see t's surely. but for someone to tell you what happened overnight. two people were shot and 31 arrested. then what afor police officers were injured by rocks and bottles. the national guard is in the area now but they're keeping their distance for now. the general air of folder is planning to this go to ferguson tamara to meet with the fbi and other officials. here's a look at some of the tweet set coming across th

you're lucky this is not mario or luigi. >>: gabe: there are images of robin williams that in his homet going around the internet. they are fake and they are photoshop we're not showing them of respect. people send these pictures to zelda else social media accounts. she decided to not fueled the fire. she uses twitter and instagram. as for instagram and not close enough pictures this is what she said. " my favorite photos of my family are posted in my house and remain there and not in social media that's not what i want for memories together. >>: reporter: that will come together next month to celebrate the life of the actor and comedian robin williams. his video from the past when williams dropped by and hopped on stage. a lot of professionals and upcoming comedians have fond memories of him. whenever money is raised at this event will go to robin williams charity. >>: james: burger king says most of its franchisees are heading off to sell some of the low- calorie products prepare. >>: efforts and up to move the raiders out of oakland goal have details on this story coming up. and a t

gabe slate kron 4 news. >> reporter: coming up, five different side shows are grown oakland. you what i found behaving on the next segment of people behaving badly! >> reporter: how you can help? coming up >> pam: we are monitoring the situation and will let you know that there any more violence to break out and purchase and use very. and east bay school burglarized twice with how you can help the students that are affected? >> pam: where were police? we talk to them about that next >> jacqueline: we would time that out and see how that will affect temperatures tomorrow coming up (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: you are looking again at live pictures as protesters are out on the street again tonight. also you are looking at the national guard brought in by the governor jay nixon tried to keep the peace in that tam. protesters are furious of the death of michael brown, the un armed teenager shot that was the saturday before last. they are there now to restore peace after several nights of violent protest. last night angry pro

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bergdahl's lawyer tells nbc news' gabe gutierrez that they're ready for this questioning, in part to clear his client's name. >> at least some of the things that people have said about my client have been extremely unfair, and in a number of instances outright false. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez join us us from outside houston. do we expect to hear any public statements after today's initial slate of questioning? >> hi there, joy. good afternoon. that's really up in the air at this point. the army saying bergdahl is scheduled to be questioned this afternoon. it's unsure if that's already started. as for a timetable, army officials say there is none at this point. they're prepared to listen as long as bergdahl is willing to talk. bergdahl's attorney says this could drag into tomorrow. now, as you mentioned, this investigation is being led by major general kenneth dahl. we understand that over the past few days, he's been interviewing several of bergdahl's platoon mates trying to figure out exactly what happened the day he disappeared in 2009. several of those platoon mates have said that b

>>:gabe: >>: your dog can see with you now out when you go out to eat.ou don't have pets you don't want the dog in your restaurant. here's the deal the governor decided a lot that says january 1st if a lull in restaurants to have the outdoor feeding to a loud dogs. that's a big change a lot of ball glovers accord to love this. does a lot of restaurants that are breaking the law right now. you could join the conversation on kron 4 facebook page. police are still looking for its here's how two people walled up dead and 2 yds in it makes me happy go on the computer. i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over 1.4 million low-income people at home. internet essentials helped me progress in my schoolwork. it helped my grades move higher. today it's the largest broadband adoption program in america. it helped me a lot. comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. 'til labor day you doto reward yourself.t get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. not to labor the point, but this s

gabe, good morning. >> reporter: erica, good morning. almost 100,000 people are expected here later today. many of them will be eager to welcome one of nascar's biggest stars back to the track after an emotional three weeks. this morning tony stewart is preparing for one of the biggest races of his career. he was all business saturday during practice laps. >> i can only imagine what he's going through and the ward family, but you know what, he's a driver. he needs to do what he wants to do and we're just glad he's back. >> reporter: all weekend here at atlanta motor speedway, stewart has been the center of attention. on friday speaking publicly for the first time. >> this is a sadness and a pain that i hope no one ever has to experience in their life. >> tony stewart just hit that guy! >> reporter: since he struck and killed fellow driver kevin ward jr. at a dirt track in upstate new york earlier this month. it was caught on camera and posted on youtube. the sheriff said that crash investigation will take at least another two weeks. >> t

gabe slate tech report >> reporter: we have to respect the hands of free loll. not safe to use your phone while you are driving you >> reporter: are still taking your eyes off the road for even a half the second to interact with your phone. >> reporter: new device that sits on your dashboard in turn sure when shield into a display similar to a airline pilot. what they use. >> reporter: without taking your eyes off the road. >> project get permission from your phone and car as they transporting image floating outside of your car's windshield. >> reporter: the visual optics does not transfer over so you have to take my rope my word for it, it is pretty neat keeping full view of traffic ahead of you. >> the music for navigation and controlling your music at intermission. you can control your phone calls, you can have notification and messages from your phone. you can also control your favorite music applications such as pandora. >> it works in the car that he owns and it is affordable. you can use it and multiple vehicles. and take it with you. >> reporter: >> came

>>:gabe: is has become quite popular online. it shows off his crystal covered glass display.as a scratch resistant cover. as a torture test to display the nine scratch no matter what it does. we will know for sure when it takes the stage. >>: were watching wall street here with some good news on the dow from this morning pit their applied for but unemployment benefits last week. they're under 300,000 americans. the numbers are good as far as the jobless claims. here's wall street and the numbers yesterday's begin with the slow climb and the dow was up another 60. 60,00979. dow features are up 26 over the opening bell. >>: bankamerica's reached their record settlement of 17 million bought dollars with the government. the banks will have a sale of mortgage-backed security for their financial crisis. the bank is going to pay 9.6 $5 billion in cash and provide consumer relief at 7 billion. the deal ends the largest settlement for the economic meltdown. millions of americans lost their homes in foreclosure. there agree with the 7 billion. >>: we talked to a disabled veteran desper

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nbc's gabe gutierrez is in atlanta. they are improving.hat do we though about their treatment that could be helping them improve? >> reporter: we know nancy has taken the third dose of an experimental drug that was given to both americans and has seen them improve. both americans are here at emery. they have two nurses with them 24/7, two nurses with each of them trying to make them as comfortable as possible. yesterday from his isolation room, dr. kent brantly put out a statement saying he is getting stronger every day and thanking the world for its prayers and thanking god for his mercy as he deals with this terrible disease. nancy, meanwhile, she feels well enough to ask for starbucks coffee. her son says she is doing very well but she's not out of the woods yet. as for her husband, he is still in liberia. says he misses his wife. wants to come back to the united states, but he's waiting for this ebola incubation period to elapse to make sure that he's not infected. this outbreak continues to rage in parts of africa. and dr. brantly, he

they were able to pull him over on a traffic violation. >> gabe called to tell me, we have memo here.insurance or driver's license. he didn't even know who the truck belonged to. >> i called to say we thought we should go ahead and hold onto him. go ahead and charge him. go ahead and arrest him. our instructions were that we weren't ready yet because we were still waiting for dna. we didn't have all of the pertinent facts that the assistant u.s. attorney felt she needed at the time to be able to charge him with the smuggling. as hard as it was, we had to tell the police department to let him walk. >> the real frustration for crime victims particularly -- and i'm one of them -- is the fact that the case isn't made and the perpetrator and the bad guy is allowed to either, number one, escape or disappear or commit another crime, a heinous crime again because they didn't decide to prosecute in time. >> i believe it was late april that the fbi laboratory responded with the matching of the dna that was collected to the remains that were sent from iowa. 11 victims. we had 11 matches. with wh

gabe slate tech report >> reporter:you might notice something new in your twitter feed. tweet that should not be there. >> reporter:traditionally you only see tweets from people you follow, or re- tweets from people you follow, or sponsored ads >> reporter:but now some twitter users are complaining about tweets popping up from people they do not follow. >> reporter:they are seeing tweets that were favorited by people who follow the people they follow someone they have not chosen to follow and do not wish to hear from. >> reporter:not everyone is seeing this yet. it seems to be either a slow roll out. or possibly they are just expeirementing with this feature. >> reporter:but, it is happening. twitter has updated its help forum online to reference this new feature under their "what is a timeline?" section. nats - swoosh >> reporter:i love this next one. >> reporter:it drives parents bonkers when their kid does not call or text them back one mom in houston had enough of that and created an app to ensure her kids called her back. >> reporter:if you install this app "ignore

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bergdahl's lawyer tells nbc news' gabe gutierrez that they're ready for this questioning, in part to >> at least some of the things that people have said about my client have been extremely unfair, and in a number of instances outright false. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez join us us from outside houston. do we expect to hear any public statements after today's initial slate of questioning? >> hi there, joy. good afternoon. that's really up in the air at this point. the army saying bergdahl is scheduled to be questioned this afternoon. it's unsure if that's already started. as for a timetable, army officials say there is none at this point. they're prepared to listen as long as bergdahl is willing to talk. bergdahl's attorney

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>> gabe gutierrez, thank you very much.this morning we are hearing from a doctor who contracted ebola decades ago in zahir. he believes he is the first american to survive the disease. i want your thoughts as a physician of dr. ken brantly. now he's written a letter. are you surprised at how well he's doing? >> i'm very encouraged. because it has a high fatality rate this disease has a really bad reputation, but if in point of fact people can survive with very good supportive care, high quality care. >> which, think, he's getting there at emory university hospital. >> right. >> let's talk about your story and how you believe you contractedbola all those years ago. >> i was working in a hospital in the northwest corner of zahir and a patient was brought in basically dead on arrival. i was asked by the local authorities to do an autopsy on it and in the course of it i managed to stick my finger with a scalpel. 12 days later i became arc cucu ill with all of the classical symptoms of a horrible, horrible influenza, but it got

nbc's gabe gutierrez is in atlanta. this is really good news, gabe. good morning. >> reporter: matt, good morning. after an emotional journey, this is the day dr. kent brantly, his family and well wishers from around the world have been waiting for. he'll told that he will walk out of this hospital later today. and as for the other american ebola patient, nancy writfol, they'll update us on her. he surprised the world by walking into emory university hospital after being diagnosed with ebola in liberia. health officials made the controversial decision to bring him back to the u.s. >> experts both contain the virus and maintain the safety of both the patients in the hospital as well as the general public. >> reporter: three days later, another american missionary, a nurse, was transferred to emory. the two have been in opposite rooms of the hospital's isolation unit, staffed 24/7. their families able to visit but separated by glass. last week nancy's husband said despite the odds, his wife's health was improving. >> she's getting stronger and she tells

next you can check out kron's maker madness special hosted by gabe puts slate and vicki liviakis thisriday night from 9 to 10. it will also be on again on sunday night from 7 to 8. more news next. >>jason welcome back everybody. the giants won their protest of last night's rain shortened game with the cubs.so instead of a loss.the two teams will resume play tomorrow afternoon with the cubs leading 2-0 in the 5th. first successful protest in 28 years! more good news on the field at wrigley today. pitcher jake peavey picked up his first win as a giant. jake peavey 7 ip, 10 hits, 2 runs, 8 k's top 1st/ 2-0 giants travis ishikawa doubles into the left field corner michael morse and joe panik score 4-0 giants top 3rd/ 5-2 giants andrew susak hits his first major league home run a 2-run job off edwin jackson 7-2 giants final: 8-3 giants dodgers in progress giants currently 3 ½ games back in the n.l. west they could make up 1 ½ games on l.a. today if the dodgers lose the a's have hit a little bump in the road jeff samardjiza on the mound today the coliseum. and for the first time as an "a" s

eastbound side heavy from saint gabe's into route 23.ugar bridge road. has burg road or shady side road are alternates. willistown township a crash along westtown pike at button mill road tam. >> let's go to meteorologist, david murphy. you say it's a nice day but it will be warmer. >> warmer. numbers bouncing about every hour. it's 76 degrees in philadelphia, 75 in wilmington. starting to feel pretty warm out here on the terrace but fairly comfortable all things considered. your exclusive accuweather seven days, it will be very warm later on with a high of 87, lots of sun, maybe a little bit more humid than yesterday later in the afternoon but not too bad. tomorrow hot and definitely more humid, a high of 91, a thunderstorm possible at night and then nice again on tnksday and friday, tam. hence flights overseer ya'. what's the next move? we'll have the lest. we'll learn more about a new jersey college student missing in israel. we'll have a live report for michael douglas is next on wit r announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." to

gabe gutierrez from atlanta, appreciate that. we'll have much more on this story coming up with a drill down into the eths ethics debat especially around the experimental serum used to treat them. and around some of the tough questions as to who to give that treatment to, including the hundreds dying in west africa who aren't receiving it. stay tuned for that. >>> first, we go over to iraq. we're now learning more about the beheading of american jornlist james foley. today the u.s. announced an investigation into his murder. take a listen to that. >> the justice department is actively pursuing justice in this case. we have an open criminal investigation. and those who would perpetrate such acts need to understand something. we have long memories, and our reach is very wide. we will not forget what happened, and people will be held accountable. one way or the other. >> meanwhile, officials in the uk are scrambling to identify foley's executioner. an isis militant who by all appearances had a british accent. >> this is james foley,

. >>> and nearly a thousand people are confirmed dead as nbc's gabe gutierrez confirms other areas are taking drastic steps to contain the outbreak. >> reporter: this morning, dr. kent brantly and nancy writebol are said to be improving after the outbreak. but while liberians here came to show their gratitude, the largest outbreak is causing concern. in nigeria, travellers are being screened at airports. guinea has closed its borders with sierra leone and borders, the riot police say the government is leaving dead bodies in the streets. dr. helene gail runs an organization that serves the poor in africa. >> and i think the ripple effect of what it does to communities and people, their ability to earn an income, those are the things that will have a bigger impact. the economic and overall social impact of the ebola outbreak. >> reporter: we spoke with one of the group's workers in sierra leone. this doctor as a young missionary 40 years ago came down with ebola before it even had a name. >> i was acutely ill before later starting to recover. >> reporter: 40 years later, doctors say he d

gabe's curve. 55 on the blue route, 58 on the pennsylvania turnpike. no big issues to report on the highways in the area. for drivers in chester county, route 100, quiet at commerce drive. just a few people out there right now. speeds are quiet. bridges in the clear this morning, the ben franklin bridge is looking good. this is what it's looking like. traffic is moving along just fine. that includesç the tacony pa a palmyra, burlington bristol. the bridges are clear. >>> breaking news that we're following. the most violent night yet in ferguson. now missouri's governor is sending in the national guard. here's what is new from overnight, the governor did post a statement saying the national guard is necessary because of a coordinated attempt to block roads and overrun unified command center. school is canceled again today because of the violence. they used smoke and tear gas to break up that crowd. the head of the missouri highway patrol now in control there, said his officers had no choice. >> a sunday that started with prayers and messages of unity,

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gabe show and saturday night live tv announcer has passed away at 96.night live. >>: george: were the 44 minute drive time from hercules to berkeley. >>:anny: 20 of social media is a situation in ferguson were the process of death of michael brown continue overnight. a pathologist hired by the family said that one bullet room was in the teens right arm indicate that the teens and enhance up with his back turned. he was also shot twice and the head. it came from the front and not from a close distance. they variously confirmed a contradict or raise questions about the shooting. it was given by witnesses and the police here's a look from the twitter reaction. >>:anny: kind of human being can do this to this on armed 18 hero. tell us which is think about autopsy findings on our facebook page. >>:gabe a he: and debris just taken place at hospitals across the country. several criminals had a hospital data network called community health systems install data on 4.5 million patients. they gain access to names so security numbers physical addresses and birthday

. >> gabe really wants to make a difference.nd his work at the bank is not enough. >> reporter: for this banker at least, it seems that doing good during his 9:00 to 5:00 just wasn't good enough. >> it sounds like it's a great way to show your support for a cause, and this is something i believe in. so it seemed like a great opportunity. >> reporter: garvin thomas, nbc area bay news. >>> let's check your forecast with anthony. >> thank you, terry. i felt like i was introduced by an opera there. introducing me to millions. >>> right now kind of nice outside. but off to the east, we have thunderstorms popping up just south of tahoe. these are the storms that we'll be watching as we head into the overnight hours and early for tomorrow. you can even see right now in san jose as we take a peek outside, that milky sky, hard to make out any blue in there. again, that's the clouds drifting over, blow-off from the storms. 74 degrees in san jose. in san francisco, more cloud cover and even the marine layer starting to form. expect fog and

gabe, thanks for being with us. i know that you haven't spoken directly with officer wilson but you've been in touch with certainly some people who are in touch with officer wilson. how is he doing? >> well, you know, i think he's going through a very rough time right now. there's an incredible amount of pressure on him. and his family. it can't obviously can't be easy for this officer to be going through this. and he's under a tremendous amount of pressure right now. >> we're hearing the story coming out from one of his friends on a local radio station. we've heard sources familiar with officer wilson's accounting of the events of that day and they tell us that this is very much in line with what he thinks. when are we going to get his side of the story officially from him, do you think? >> i'm having a bit of a hard time hearing with you with the noisen at traffic. >> when will we get his side. >> your question one more time. >> when will we get his side of the story here? >> well, i think you're going to get that

detective gabe crocker is president of the police officers association. >> you can go from zero to 600 to deadly force in under a second, and we shouldn't have an expectation in this country that every single less lethal option will be utilized before deadly force is used. >> reporter: according to missouri law deadly force is justified when an officer reasonably believes that such use of deadly force is immediately necessary to effect the arrest and also reasonably believes that the person to be arrested has committed or attempted to commit a felony. sounds to me as if the cops are protected no matter what they do. >> do i think the police officers are protected by blanket policy where they can just shoot people and get away with it? no. but i do think the law allows for police officers to use deadly force. >> reporter: police say michael brown punched the police officer in the face and tried to take his gun, both of which are felonies. but witnesses say he had his hands up when he was shot multiple times. >> reporter: you can retreat and step back from the situation. >> i would say

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gabe's curve. 55 on the blue route, 58 on the pennsylvania turnpike.ig issues to report on the highways in the area. for drivers in chester county, route 100, quiet at commerce drive. just a few people out there right now. speeds are quiet. bridges in the clear this morning, the ben franklin bridge is looking good. this is what it's looking like. traffic is moving along just fine. that includesç the tacony pa a palmyra, burlington bristol. the bridges are clear. >>> breaking new

east on 422, we go for fly, looking good between royersford, collegeville, headed in around the saint gabe zero gabriel's curve again light volume so far. we begin our monday morning working your way in toward king of prussia all of the bridges look fine at the moment. mass transit looking good, as well, with no reported delays, and for everyone coming back from the shore this morning, right into the office, looking good on the expressway, and the garden state parkway. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. developing story right now in our headlines on cbs-3, new video into "eyewitness news", showing rioting in ferguson, missouri. here it is. this is near st. louis, this is where unarmed teenager was shot and killed by police saturday night. authorities say the 18 year old assault add officer before the shooting. but others say he was surrendering when he was shot. >> two people are in the care of the red cross and two row homes damaged by fire, in strawberry mansion, one person was injured in the fire. the 2700 block of north 24th street. >>> and funeral services are scheduled for t

. >> reporter: gabe slate kron 4 news. >> reporter: >> jacqueline: we will wake up to fog.patchy. it is kind of broken. by 6 a little bit more widespread and broken. back to the coast by tan. in the morning tomorrow to purchase occurred in the upper 50s and 60s for the most part creek the afternoon bringing the '70s and '80s. for our inland valleys in will be in the 80 degree temperatures but not 90 temperatures. 74 in oakland and up and the north bay low 80 degree temperatures. not a whole lot of change tomorrow but a little cooler in certain spot. as we head into next week we will see more warming temperatures. back into the 90 degree temperatures by wednesday. >> pam: jason has that story in all of the sport's >> reporter:synopsis : a young claims "bless you" after a classmate sneezes a young girl, who claims she was standing up for her religious beliefs in the classroom, was suspended after breaking a class rule of saying "bless you" after a classmate sneezed. >> reporter:when dyer county high school senior kendra turner said bless you to her classmate, she says her tea

nbc gabe gutierrez is at the hospital for us. gabe, what are you hearing? encouraging signs for the two american patients here at emory. dr. brantly writes he is growing stronger every day and he thanks god for his mercy in dealing with this terrible, terrible disease. the other american patient, nancy writebol, she's feeling much better as well. feeling well enough to ask for starbucks coffee. her son says she's doing very, very well. and she's not out the woods yet, however. as for her husband, he is still in liberia. he says he misses his wife, he wants to come back to the u.s. to be with her, but he will have to wait out the ebola incubation period to make sure he's not infected. now, this epidemic is raging across west africa. it's killed nearly 1,000 people so far. the w.h.o., the world health organization, has declared a public health emergency. several aid organizations have been sounding the alarm for months and they say the worldwide response has been just too slow on this, alex. >> we're told there was some sort of rally outside of the hospital.

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