officer garret wilson shot and killed reichel round in august that led to weeks of road test. brown's parents testified before a united nations committee today saying they want the world to know what is going on in ferguson. new technology at dulles international airport aims to make it quicker and easier for you to travel. dozens of kiosks are taking place of declarations forms. citizens from visa waiver countries can use the touchscreens. you'll have to answer several questions that have your picture taken. passengers still have to have a face to face meeting with a customs agent. >> still ahead, a special celebration for a special group of veterans. >> cooler temperatures on the way. when they arrive and what you need to plan or, next. >> the red gens and buccaneers you're up for the matchup that fedex field. the caps are on the ice towing for three straight wins. >> a very nice tribute today from that thread -- from students to veterans of world war ii. >> sam ford shows us how the dwindling population is being honored on this entrance day. >> they celebrated the world war

. >> sigrit runs for cover, but garret aims his camera at the falling tree.o the floor, he realizes too late that he's recording sideways. >> and i stopped the video, changed the camera, and started it again. that's the reason why the impact of the tree is not on the video. >> he misses the tree hitting the ground, but capturing this rare scene on video is still quite an accomplishment says the park representative denise alonza. >> i was surprised that somebody from germany actually had the thought of getting out a camera or a phone or something and taking that footage. i was very impressed. >> fortunately, no one is injured. when the dust settles, bystanders realize it's two enormous trees fused together at the base. >> it's tremendous to see a sequoia standing. it's just as tremendous to see one laying on the ground. >> no one knows why the tree is falling now after so many years of standing. >> we did have a very wet winter this last year. maybe the soil was so saturated that the weight of the trees just pulled them over. >> the question now is what to do

hi, garret. >> reporter: hi arthel. our sources say that the grand jury will be meeting on monday as they reach a vote on whether charges will be filed. to be certain, nobody knows when that grand jury decision will come except for the grand jury themselves. now, this comes as folks across the region are anxiously waiting that decision and this what if game that is going on really just adds to that level that's there. what folks at home are worried about as well as police and officials is will they see that same kind of violent unrest that we saw back in august. police say that they are preparing for that possibility but they don't believe that that will be the case this time around. and really the last two months, most of the protests we've seen, they have been almost entirely peaceful, passionate and loud but no major violence. and you saw that last night at that protest along west florriscant avenue. a car ran into a light pole there but no major injuries were reported. there were three arrests. but again, no violenc

he is, of course, in a unique position to address the race pissue, and here's major garret. >> in themmunity, the path to a more perfect union means acknowledging that what ails the african american community ask not just exist in the minds of black people. >> reporter: that was candidate barack obama in 2008. visualizing a less-divided country, encouraging a more candid conversation about america's legacy of racism. he offered himself as a president who could lead that conversation, and there's been no shortage of events testing that promise or the president's leadership. when henry louis gates, a harvard professor and friend, was suspected of burglarizing his own home in cambridge, massachusetts, from the white house, the president was blunt. >> the cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home. there is a long history in this country of african americans and latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately. that's just a fact. >> reporter: the president was accused of commenting prematurely. the result

he only feels the pain of people struggling to find a 2 million-pound garret.hat is our permission. i will tell him why we need a matching tax because the nhs is going backwards on his watch. can he explain why this morning the nhs has missed its council waiting time targets for the fourth quarter in a row, by the half-dozen people with more than 60 days for treatment? >> we are not seeing a class act opposite i have to say. [shouting] in the last week, trying to use been called useless, hopeless, out of this debt, doesn't cut it an absolute disaster that's just what the front bench thanks. [shouting] he asked about standards. the number of people treated for cancer is up 50% under this government. we put wellpoint 7 billion pounds extra into the nhs, money that was a responsible. and over 10 council standards we are meeting nine of them. >> he's got no answer on the nhs. this is what cancer research, this is a target that he pledged to me. this is what cancer research uk -- i know you don't want to listen. this isn't just about missed targets. thousands of pat

garret wilson shot and killed michael brown in august which led to weeks of protest. today, the governor outlined the state and local response to the grand jury's decision. from the missouri state highway patrol, st. louis county police and st. louis city police will operate as a unified command to protect the public. guard has been and will continue to be part of our contingency plan will stop >> the governor said law enforcement will not only prevent violence and keep businesses save but guarantee peaceful demonstrations as well. >> time now for a look at today's other top stories. searching for three suspects who shot and killed a 16-year-old boy near woodbridge high school. will be at thes school tomorrow for students. >> anarchic last is taking aim at ilion's of americans. rockies and the midwest is still coming in but cities north of minneapolis got more than 16 inches of snow. >> hundreds of dozens of people are gathering on the national mall for tonight on cert or valor. it's the first of its kind concert to raise awareness for issues affecting veterans. it wi

and i bet garret that if i made a shot from across the backyard he had to pay more my sandwich. >> ofke a free lunch any way we can. >> i took the bet for some reason. >> we're like, there is no chance. >> i threw up a shot from behind the back and drained it. >> he made it. swished the shot his very first try. >> they can't believe their eyes. >> so we go grab the little picture camera. >> we'll see if we can get it on film. as soon as we saw it on the camera, that was the game changer. >> we all wanted to top each other. >> crazy shots behind the tree. >> standing up on the roof. it's in the hole! >> we started filming everything. bigger and bigger and bigger. >> this is the laser shot. >> the guys edit the footage together. but before uploading it, they decide their posse needs a name. >> that's what we're talking about. >> the name came about on accident. we were sitting in the backyard and we decided to put the camera up on the rail. he looked through the camera and saw it was perfectly in frame. and said -- >> dude, perfect. >> it's something guys say a lot. dude, perfect. nice

. >> major garret. >> thank you, mr. president. if you do miss us, allow me to humbly suggest we do this every week. >> we might. you know, who knows. i'm having a great time. >> let me go back to immigration. moments before you walked out here, sir, mitch mcconnell said, and i quote, that if you, in fact, use your executive authority to legalize a certain number of millions of undocumented workers, it would poison the well, direct quote, and it would be like waving a red flag in front of a bull. do you not believe that is the considered opinion of the new republican majority in the house and senate and do you also not believe what they have said in the aftermath of last night's results the verdict rendered by voters should stop you or prevent you from taking this action because it was a subtext in many of the campaigns. let me ask you a couple specifics. republicans haven't made a mystery about some of the -- >> do i have to write all these down. >> you're familiar with these. >> but i -- you know -- >> keystone pipeline. >> all r

edwards --pes nor neither garret graves nor edwin edwards is discounting that effect.richard from fort lauderdale, florida, good morning. republican line. caller: good morning. congressike to see definitely solve economic problems, our debt, and become taxes andess, and pro- regulation -- and reduce taxes and regulation. obama throw monkey wrench into the gears. we have to fix that. also, we need to look at our our traditional values of america. there is a documentary that just .ame out on dvd called "america it's an excellent documentary about the history of america. it was on hbo. caller: right, and i think people from both parties, -- it's a great documentary and goes to the history of slavery, economic, and everything. with a traditional values, it was probably five or six years ago and it really shocked me. hillary clinton speaks to a group of young people. she wanted to change -- or excuse me, the traditional holiday of america. she wanted to call it earth day. host: where was that? that is news to me. caller: i don't exactly will he -- i don't exactly remember w

major garret is at the bhous where the president says race relations are still struggling in this country. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president obama did not watch the prosecutor's announcement last night, but his top advisers did. they briefed him. he moved from the residence to the west wing and prepared to address the nation. all very routine. in his remarks the president stressed in part that the the grand jury did its job. >> there are american who is agree with it and there are americans who deeply disappointed, even angry. it's an understandable reaction. but i join michael's parents in asking anyone who protests this decision to do so peacefully. >> this is the fifth time the president has announced michael brown's death and ongoing supervision of the case. the justice department review is considering and the president stressed as he had throughout this entire saga the need for peaceful protests and better police tactics to keep questions about brutality and racial profiling front and center. >> these are real issues. we have to not deny them or tap them down.

he only feels the pain of people struggling to find a 2 million-pound garret. that is our permission. i will tell him why we need a matching tax because the nhs is going backwards on his watch. can he explain why this morning the nhs has missed its council waiting time targets for the fourth quarter in a row, by the half-dozen people with more than 60 days for treatment? >> we are not seeing a class act opposite i have to say. [shouting] in the last week, trying to use been called useless, hopeless, out of this debt, doesn't cut it an absolute disaster that's just what the front bench thanks. [shouting] he asked about standards. the number of people treated for cancer is up 50% under this government. we put wellpoint 7 billion pounds extra into the nhs, money that was a responsible. and over 10 council standards we are meeting nine of them. >> he's got no answer on the nhs. this is what cancer research, this is a target that he pledged to me. this is what cancer research uk -- i know you don't want to listen. this isn't just about missed targets. thousands of p

let's bring in garret johnson, toy analyst with b mo capital markets. >> good morning. >> to pick up that headline characters from frozen that are now the most popular amongst girls, breaking barbie. matel's grip for ten years. >> that's right. i brought some hot ts toys with me, but if i could find some of the elsa dolls i would have brought them. >> i have some. i'll bring some in on monday. >> elsa dethroned barbie? >> this year. barbie is in a little downturn. the toy industry is cyclical. barbie will be back. >> these are what you believe will be the hot toys? >> small selection. teenage mutant ninja turtles. robotic pets are popular, the birds. >> hold it up. they can't -- that's great. thank you. >> this is an ipet. i trained this one to talk. don't know if you can hear that. >> this crazy troll will not stop moving. >> electric kid. dancing to the beat. >> and who makes these? just give us information here. who makes this here? >> that's a private company called wowe. the toy industry is performing well but most of the toy companies are private

we heard about the development in hun garret and government that might be a surprise for the new one in the future weeks to come. it works on changing its support of transformation in a way that might undermine the concept of helping democracy to gain ground in authoritarian regimes. for example, the concept of the czech transformation policy will likely include a provision that any future assistance will be based on a consent of the official government that it would seek to support moderate protagonist of the status quo regime and from what i know, all references to the term democracy are likely to be removed. there are populist folks and extreme nationalists in slovakia advancing into regional governments and poland despite its current stable and high standing in europe, it elects a political opposition which is never good for democracy. i could go on and on with this, but i won't. so what i want to say is we're facing a very treacherous mix and it was confirmed by many speakers here today. as this involved democracy in the eyes of the central europeans seem unable to provide a pol