thank you all very very much. 700 guardsman on duty last night, 2200 guardsman will be on duty in the area tonight. there could be problems there were problems it looks like a underdeployment last night. and certainly a man that shifted in time. >> i question the quiz come of making the announcement at nine or 9:30 at night. there is simply no rational, no justification, and i think authorities should be asked why, in fact, did the announcement come at that time. secondarily, certainly you ask why missouri authorities didn't have the appropriate security in place. immediately up on the announcement. of the grand jury decision. whenever warning signal has been there there would be quote peaceful protestors and certainly those that wanted to take advantage of the situation. disassociate themselves with any violence with any destruction of property of businesses because that will yield nothing, it will not yield progress, it will not yield justice, it will not yield the results that anyone desires nor does it respect the memory of michael brown and certainly honor his family. so you ques

it really is true that when a conservative minister was caught with a guardsman at hyde park it happens from time to time with british politics. but then he replied without looking up from 6:00 in the morning it makes you proud to be british. [laughter] >> but i was aware the second world war was very far but i didn't realize quite how much he had done all the things to reform prisons through the job centers and though living wage into the p break. [laughter] led by his invention into a champion of aviation after he returned he was crucial not just of the action of the first world war but and with israel and jordan and iraq so with that ungrateful volcano. and of course, he was there at the beginning with the a idea of a united europe. end to know exactly what he would have wanted and as david cameron once he would have wanted reform and won them prime ministers with the negotiations and the use that he cleaned himself. and then to be absolutely certain the the european summit he would've had wanted to conduct negotiations with the french [laughter] and then with the interlocutors. is s

. >> one of the treats of big game week is annual guardsman luncheon.tanford alums getting together in anticipation of the big game. the winner not only takes the coveted axe, but victor becomes bowl eligible. >> we can't worry about the past. we're a new team, a better team, more focused and >> it will be an honor. and cal, which is classes that would be an awesome way to go out. >> first, receiving a second fine for failing to talk with the media during the week. second, noticed a wallet, picks it up and drives to the house to give it back. >> last name had to be lynch. like this could be my cousin but it doesn't look like me. you know, we played and thought we can take it back. >> lynch on his way to an assembly the school suffered a shooting three weeks ago so doing a good deed. >> no updates tonight, talk to you tomorrow. >> good enough. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00, the airline trying to stop hidden city fares people use them to get discounts. how it works, at 9:00 >> then, at 11:00, when diet and exercise are not enough, there is a ne

. >> one of the treats of big game week is annual guardsman luncheon.er in anticipation of the big game. the winner not only takes the coveted axe, but victor becomes bowl eligible >> we can't worry about the past. we're a new team, a better team, more focused and >> it will be an honor. and cal, which is classes that would be an awesome way to go out. >> first, receiving a second fine for failing to talk with the media during the week. second, noticed a wallet, picks it up and drives to the house to give it back. >> last name had to be lynch. like this could be my cousin but it doesn't look like me. you know, we played and thought we can take it back. >> lynch on his way to an assembly the school suffered a shooting three weeks ago so doing a good deed. >> no updates tonight, talk to you tomorrow. >> good enough. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00, the airline trying to stop hidden city fares people use them to get discounts. how it works, at 9:00 >> then, at 11:00, when diet and exercise are not enough, there is a new way to trim those problem a

national guardsman present upwards of 400, and a tripleing of police in theiary, not all in uniform. their presenting be known, and made obvious. then question is if no dime comes down -- dime comes down, do feds get their respond at federal level. then what? legal battle that would follow, assumeing you think it settle here tonight. after this. ♪ (holiday music is playing) hey! i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. >> ferguson put on the map. a officer shot and killed a young man by the name of michael brown. that officer, darren wilson, is subject of a grand jury probe tonight, a grand jury decision we're told of made hours ago. if he gets off, reasoning is this could be bedlam in downtown ferguson, we know that occurs as a concurrent federal probe is ongoing. that attorney general of united states indicated that if he does not get a decision that h

. >>> the annual guardsman luncheon, getting together in anticipation of saturday's game.going to be in berkley this year. the winner not only takes the coveted ax. but the bears and cardinals come in at 5-5. so the winner of this game becomes bowl eligible. stanford's beaten cal 63-13. >> we can't worry about the past. and they had our number these past four years. but we're a better team, more focused. we're just worrying about what we have to worry about this weekend. >> it would be a tremendous honor, to end my career with no losses. that would be an awesome way to go out. >> hulk hogan's everywhere. he was with us last week. in cleveland last night. lebron had 15 points. final 20 seconds. tony parker. final seconds. lebron loses the handle. oh, he went behind the back and turned it over. the best player on the planet? what? yes. that's what happened. and that's how the spurs won this game, 92-90. and lebron after the game said "my bad." it happens even to the best. >> hulk hogan making an appearance. >> he's everywhere. >> mike shumann has been working out. and i actu

national guardsman and fire crews from across new york are heading to buffalo to help.ials have beefed up emergency supplies and prepared 180,000 sand bags. in afghanistan a suicide bomber has attacked a crowd at a volleyball match. at least 45 people have been killed. 60 others wounded. no one has claimed responsibility. the attack happened on the same day as afghanistan's parliament approving agreements with the u.s. and nato allowing international forces to remain in the country after this year. >>> talks for a nuclear deal with iran might be extended beyond tomorrow's deadline. that is what a senior u.s. state department official tells cnn. earlier an iranian official was quoted by state media as saying a deal by tomorrow is impossible. six of the world's major powers are negotiating with iran. they want iran to reduce its capacity to enrich uranium, which could potentially be used in a nuclear weapon. >>> back here in the u.s. president obama's executive action on immigration is still meeting up with heated criticism. earlier today on cnn's state of the union, sena

he is thanking what he is calls the thousands of guardsman, he talks about thousands, we don't know how many are national guards and other kinds of officers. thanks to the thousands of guards man, who kept most of the region free from violence and destruction, so he seems to think, i think, that the policing authorities with the help of the national guard did a good job. now the people here may beg to differ with that, what is it 24 businesses having been bunch to the grown now. >> live for us in ferguson, one question, one final question of you, and i may be back with more, because this is a very interesting event that is unfolding. but there is a curious phenomenon that happens when this is a riot, as we saw last night, and that is when daylight comes. the rioting p sos is that the case in ferguson right now? yeah, shull. the worst of it was on a street which is known as west fluorescent avenue. and by 4:00 in the morning the protestors had gone away. and that's when the fire crews were able to move in. they had to move away because there was so much gunfire. where i was, up on south

now, overnight, about 2200 national guardsman began controlling the streets of ferguson and what a starkifference from what we saw here monday night. there were still protests outside the ferguson police station, but the crowds are smaller and less violent. about 45 people were arrested overnight. now, across the country, from coast-to-coast. there were a number of people in protest. people standing in solidarity with the brown family. in minneapolis one woman had to be streeted for minor injuries after a crowd plowed through a group of protesters there. now, missouri governor p says the national guard will remain in place as long as necessary. robin, george? >>> we're going to move on to another big story of the morning now. this thanksgiving weather. big storm moving up the east coast. snow in the midwest. starting to turn the biggest traveling day of the year into a nightmare for millions of americans on the move. ginger is tracking it all. >> and as advertised, starting as rain, and heavy rain for a lot of people, up through florida, south and north carolina. washington, d.c. to phil

the mississippi national guardsman have been working around the clock. the concern if they have to keep working, they will need more money to pay them. they are sed to be paid again december 15. the governor wants to appropriate more funding to make sure pay is not an issue at any point. >> thank you. >> some business owners returning to burned out shops in ferguson following their town's angry reaction to the grand jury decision. we he report. >> west florissant avenue, scene of the worst rioting open to the public again. this was how it looked monday night, fires ablaze, police and protestors clashing in the street. today's the first time juanita morris is seeing what's left of her boutique. dresses and shoes, shelfing and racks of business that thrived for 15 years gone in a moment of rage. she's upset but philosophical. >> it's heart-breaking, but i'll be ok. i've had a lot of encouragement from my customers and my employees have been there for me, so my family has been a big supporter, so i'll be ok. >> well, we speak, a courier arrives with a coupl

if you look over me i think the vigil of the night national guardsman forced to stand the night before the holiday. miserable weather with the wet snow. thanksgiving approaching. contrast that with the view here across the street. there are your demonstrators. about a little than a dozen of them. not doing much. the weather seems to keep things pretty much tempered. it's kind of a situation where you have just as many guardsmen as do you demonstrators. the demonstrators are now outnumbered by the cameras who are here covering the event, kimberly. >> you just wonder why everywhere speaking earlier in the program difference it makes to have the presence of the national guard. you just wonder if they were more concerned about visual and the optics of the situation of the militarization of the police with the national guard there. they let the protesters go to what end and to what loss of property and damage to ferguson. >> well, and i think weather plays a role in it. it's not fun to come out here and have a street party and raise a bunch of cain while you have got a wet miserable snow co

there has been about 15 national guardsman backing up the police department that's been out here meeting protesters. there were about 1,000 protesters and things turned violent quickly after it was announced that darren wilson would not be indicted. tonight there has been between 100 and 200 protesters and media out here as well. it's been quiet, there has been back and forth between the police and the protesters. the protesters wandered out in the streets. police asked them to get back on the sidewalk. there has been a confrontation. there has been a couple of rests. for the most part it's been quiet. in fact, within the last 10-15 minutes a lot of the crowd dispersed and moved north to where the police vehicle was turned over and lit on fire. more excitement up that way. a lot of the crowd has dispersed and gone north. it's quieter here now than a couple of hours ago. >> you spoke with several business owners in ferguson. how are they feeling about the situation there? >> i think they are feeling better tonight that we have the additional police presence. one of the thing they were fru

this courthouse has been secured by national guardsman and police officer, and they want to hear what12 members of their community, seven men, five women, did they find something criminal in what officer wilson did the day he shot michael brown, and that's what they're here to hear, and this community is bracing for whatever happens. >>> and here's where we're expecting the county prosecutor to show up in a few memo, and i believe -- moments, and i believe we see him coming through. yes indeed, the county prosecutor with the grand jury's decision. >> good evening. thank you for your patience. sorry we're late getting up here. i have a statement, the very beginning here, and then we'll be happy to answer some questions when we're finished with that. first and foremost i'd like to extend by deepest sympathies to the family of michael brown. i know regard letters of the six -- regardless of the circumstances here they lost a loved one to identify lens, and their -- violence, and their pain knows no bounds. august 9th, michael brown was shot and killed by officer darren wilson. accounts f

it really is true that when a conservative minister was caught with a guardsman at hyde park it happens from time to time with british politics. but then he replied without looking up from 6:00 in the morning it makes you proud to be british. [laughter] >> but i was aware the second world war was very far but i didn't realize quite how much he had done all the things to reform prisons through the job centers and though living wage into the p break. [laughter] led by his invention into a champion of aviation after he returned he was crucial not just of the action of the first world war but and with israel and jordan and iraq so with that ungrateful volcano. and of course, he was there at the beginning with the a idea of a united europe. end to know exactly what he would have wanted and as david cameron once he would have wanted reform and won them prime ministers with the negotiations and the use that he cleaned himself. and then to be absolutely certain the the european summit he would've had wanted to conduct negotiations with the french [laughter] and then with the interlocutors. is s

. >> and my understanding is the national guardsman has been heading into that building. do you have any explanation as to why? >> that's right. that was part of the plan they would announce that they would bring in the national guard to flekt building behind me. this is where the prosecutor will, is expected to make his announcement. this is where the grand jury is meeting and it is an important public building here in clayton. >> all right. thank you very much. as evan gets more information on this fast breaking story, we'll bring it to you. we need to emphasize, a decision has been made. there are plenty of people had a know about it. there has not yet been a formal announcement as to what it is. we expect that as we said any time. in the stiff ferguson, tension is building ahead of the announcement. sarah is in ferguson. very shortly, people are going to know the outcome. you've been talking on people. it looks like a lot of people gathering. what have they been saying to you? >> reporter: look, a lot of folk here. about 75 people so far. and i've been here two months

the name of the guardsman hasn't been released. >>> it's official the ebola concern in texas is over.ate got ebola or in contact with someone who did. health officials had been monitoring 177 people who might have been exposed. the state health commissioner noted we're happy to reach the milestone but our guard stays up. >>> hackers stole more than credit card information from depot. e-mail addresses were stolen, too. they had exposed 56 million credit and debit cards in the same attack. home depot is telling customers to be on the letter for phishing scams. >>> and a setback for same-sex marriage in six states. once again, will put the issue before the supreme court. >> we are going to continue to fight. we're going fight for the rights of our children. we will do whatever it takes to ensure that our children have rights here in michigan and children like ours all over the united states now. >> nbc justice correspondent pete williams will break it down coming up. >>> first, another look at the official start of the holidays here in midtown. in is rockefeller center's crown jewel. a 2

the governor says more than 2,000 national guardsman are in the st. louis region and more than 300 police officers on the streets. here is officer darren wilson's explanation today to george stephanopolous of why he shot and killed michael brown. >> you say he started to run. >> i gave myself another mental check. legally can i shoot this guy? and the answer was i have to. if i don't, he will kill me if he gets to me. >> even though he's 35, 40 feet away? >> once he's coming that direction, if he hasn't stopped yelt, when is he going to stop? >> if american police officers shot every unarmed person who runs at them, we would have thousands and thousands and thousands more dead americans killed by police every year. darren wilson knew that michael brown was unarmed. he knew michael brown was wounded. he knew or should have known that michael brown was no longer physically capable of being a threat to his life. and that is the legal obligation he knew he haed to meet in order to con convince the grand not to indictment him. he had to make the grand jury

in 1916 he was, i think, still a national guardsman. he went to west point thereafter and he was on general pershing's expedition to mexico for a few weeks in 1916. >> let's return to the work again. one of the things that struck me about the book was the steep learning curve and the incredibly stiff resistance in high attrition rates that they experienced especially early but throughout the war, talk of little bit about that. >> are really short course in pre-war army air force doctrine. the tactical school generated plans and doctrines that were disseminated throughout the army in its aviation units and they came up with the concept of the faceoffs depending ballmer, four engine high-altitude bomber with heavy machine gun armament that was supposed to be able to fend off enemy interceptors without the use of friendly fire escorts. that was an example of the technical tale wedding the doctrine because until well into world war ii we had no long-range escort fighters and that concept of the self defending bomber came up against reality

when he came down to the night of the announcement, there were not enough support of national guardsmanon to protect the businesses. our concern is that the governor at any moment can offer and put in place a special prosecutor to then put together a real grand jury we find will be transparent and we can have justice for our community. that's the reason why we're having this blackout friday. we're saying if black lives don't matter, maybe green lives, money will matter to create change and transformation for our region. >> so you're feeling sort of the broader issues that all of this has revealed, and obviously there is a need not just in ferguson or missouri, but beyond that for there to be better relations between communities, between black communities and police departments. and are you feeling like there's just no progress that has really been made in that regard? >> there's been little progress. we are hoping that that will change. there are many persons, community activists, clergy that want to work and have been working in the past with law enforcement. law enforcement, we're not

he was in ferguson yesterday and he had thanksgiving dinner with the national guardsman.lassy act. if i was his adviser i would have had him also try to have some dinner with a protester group. there are plenty of peaceful protesters that would have sat down and broken some turkey and stuffing with the governor. >> one last question to that end. there have been people that have wondered why the president, why president obama hasn't made his way to ferguson. what are your thoughts on that? should he be there? >> yes. i mean he's at the point in his presidency where he's got a legacy issue here. i understand that everyone always advised him that if he's the black president, or god forbid the black male president that that's going to be difficult for him since he has to govern a nation of people who mostly as you may have noticed, are not black or black men. but hey, you know, it's time. he should show up in ferguson. it would be an amazing moment to see president obama get off the plane in st. louis and go to ferguson and meet with some people here. that have wanted to talk

after a short chase, he was tackled by a national guardsman and police. the suspect faces a list of charges. >>> when a car gets stuck in the snow or ice, the right thing to do? get out and help give it a push, right? when it happens to a huge airplane, apparently, i guess if you're in siberia, the same rule applies. passengers did that on tuesday, with temperatures dipping 52 below zero. dozens of passengers pushed on the plane's wings and, hey, it worked. eventually the plane took off for what was an otherwise uneventful flight. >> in siberia, that's called the boarding process. >> yeah. give that a try here at home. >> that's not going to work through this weather. >> it starts rolling and they go running up the stairs to get back on the plane. >> that's the hard part, getting back on the plane. >> natalie, thank you. it will be some rough travel weather. >> it certainly is. rain along the coast. mountain snows to the east of there. beautiful weather in southern california. sunny and 85 degrees in southern los angeles. look for that snow with that >>>

the driver then took off on foot and after a short chase he was tackled by a national guardsman and policethe suspect faces a last of charges. >> when a car gets stuck in the snow or ice the right thing to do, get out, give it a push. when it happens to a huge airplane apparently i guess if you're in siberia the same rule applies. passengers on a flight there did just that on tuesday with temperatures dipping to 52 below zero, dozens of passengers pushed on the plane's wings and hey, it worked. eventually the plane took off for what was an otherwise uneventful flight. >> that's called the boarding process. >> try that here at home. that's not going to work through this weather. >> they run and get back up. >> that was hard part, getting back on the plane. >> boy, it's going to be a busy travel season. >> absolutely is. and we've even got rough weather in the pacific northwest. we're looking at windy conditions, rain along the coast and mountain snows, just to the east of there. beautiful weather in southern california, sunny and 85 degrees in los angeles, look for the snow coming across wi