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st louis and the national guard is on standby following the acquittal of former police officer jason stokely thirty six year old stokely was charged with first degree murder in the case of twenty four year old anthony lamar smith shortly after the verdict was passed down several hundred protesters reportedly blocked a highway ramp and popular intersection near the courthouse as they march through the city local news reports police deployed pepper spray against several protesters and the early afternoon this verdict was handed down even despite calls for the officers conviction from the ethical society of police according to the probable cause statement used in the case shortly before the incident stokely approached smith's a window firing a five times into the vehicle hitting smith with each shot and killing him additionally prosecutors say a firearm was found in smith's car but it was later determined to only have the officers d.n.a. on it now some activists in st louis they pledged quote amounted to rupture and if stokely was acquitted vowing that the outcome would look a lot like ferguson

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after an alleged drug dealer outside a fast food restaurant shortly after the chase began officer jason stokely was filmed saying this. smith was shot five times during the trial prosecutors allege stokley planted a gun in smith's car after he shot him it took four years the stockley to be charged with murder but a missouri state judge found stokley not guilty saying the prosecution had failed to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt that the verdict led to days of protests some of them violent we will continue to ensure our citizens first amendment rights are protected however we will not tolerate valan violence against citizens police officers or damage to property federal prosecutors have rejected calls for a new civil rights investigation but protesters say they won't give up on their fight for justice victoria gates and the al-jazeera. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has said a military response may be the only option to contain north korea after another missile was fired over japan on friday genesis says he favors a. it'll solution but that it might not be possible if our diploma

st louis where a former policeman was acquitted of killing a black child demonstrators want to jason stokely to be convicted of the two thousand and eleven death of anthony remar smith but in the serious stage says the prosecution failed to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt smith was shot five times after a car chase and prosecutors had allege the officer planted the gun in this car after he shot him. to court has upheld the life sentence of the country's former president mohamed morsy the ruling is final and cannot be appealed morsi was convicted of espionage in june and is expected to serve at least twenty five years in prison and presidential elections in two thousand and twelve but was removed in a military coup a year later several people have been sentenced to death in egypt over links to the libyan branch of eisel accused of taking part in the beheadings of twenty one and gyptian coptic christians in two thousand and fifteen the seven apart of a group of twenty people on trial the court is set to issue a final verdict on the wider case in late november the united states wants t

his name jason stokely. we will keep watching those presses and bring you the latest with will carr and mike tobin and more. ♪ stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the power of and. ♪ >> brian: this is a fox news alert. st. louis police say the protests are no longer considered peaceful which means they have to use force they can use force. demonstrators are protesting the acquittal of a former police officer in the shooting death of a black man back in 2011. we will bring you the latest. we have it wired with two reporters and others working for us on the ground as it happens. as night falls that could get very, very dangerous. meanwhile, as we change gears and talk about our industry, some very liberal cnn personaliti

this is the fourth day of protest since the judge ruled that white expo lease officer jason stokely was not guilty in the 2011 shooting death of the black driver anthony lemar smith. >>> sheer destruction at a new york city intersection, three people are dead after a crash involving two buses. police say around 6:15 this morning a city bus was turning right when it was hit by a private charter bus. the driver of that charter bus was killed, long with the pedestrian and a passenger on the city bus. police say 16 others were hurt and a building containing retail stores was hit. that crash remains under investigation. >>> a terrifying moment at a fair in north carolina as worker tum also from a ferris wheel. some viewers may find this hard to watch but the man is, okay, take a lot the cell phone video friday night you can see worker trying to fix the one car when the ride malfunctions sending him to the ground. thankfully the worker was not seriously hurt, we repeat, not seriously hurt, officials are trying to determine what cause that had ride to malfunction. >> we have the first ever rec

louis police officer jason stokely not guilty of first-degree murder in the 2011 shooting death of alack driver. ryan young is in st. louis for us right now. tell us what the protesters are telling you? >> reporter: brooke, this has been peaceful, but during the last segment there was a confrontation between the police and the protesters. i'm walking this way because we are standing in the middle of the protesters who were trying to get attention of the police. the police surrounded them with tossing them back and forth. this is the first time we have seen them with the riot gear on. and they are staging right here trying to block the road. there was a bus that was just in this direction. the protesters surrounded the bus and were not going to let it throu through. she came down to reestablish the line. in fact, we will show you the video to see how the confrontation worked out between the bikes and the police officers. they were trying to make room. that didn't go very well. then all of a sudden people were getting arrested and sprayed with pepper spray. people started running. i'm

demonstrators marched through the city, protesting the acquittal of ex-police officer jason stokely and the 2011 shooting death of anthony lamar smith. although the protest was largely peaceful, there were instances of unrest. some protesters clashed with police. others vandalized property, including throwing a rock through the mayor's resident window. and hitting officers with water bottles. cnn correspondent dan simon is in st. louis for us now. so what more do we know about the events that might be planned? >> well hi, fredricka. we'll have to see how the day shapes up, but it's fully anticipated that there will be more protests this afternoon going into this evening. we just learned because of the heavy police presence that's expected to accompany these protesters, that u2, which scheduled a concert here tonight, canceled their event. we just got a statement in from their band and their touring company. it says we have been informed by the st. louis police department they're not in a position to provide the standard protection for our audience as would be expected for an event of th

after an alleged drug deal outside a fast food restaurant shortly after the chase began officer jason stokely was filmed saying this. smith was shot five times during the trial prosecutors allege don't lead planted a gun in smith's car after he shot him it took four years the stockley to be charged with murder but a missouri state judge found stokley not guilty saying the prosecution had failed to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt the verdict led to days of protests some of them violent we will continue to ensure our citizens first amendment rights are protected however. we will not tolerate valan violence in citizens police officers or damage to property federal prosecutors have rejected calls for a new civil rights investigation but protesters say they won't give up on that fight for justice victoria gates and be i'll just say. hurrican harvey is long gone but the storm left behind millions of metric tons of debris getting rid of it is top priority for the city of houston and a major public health concern too. has more from texas on the effort to clean up the streets. it's a beautifu

generally and that city has been swelling since a judge cleared former officer jason stokely of killing and smith in twenty eleven . zero zero zero zero zero zero zero or. human rights activist randy short says international news outlets giving the full picture of what's really happening there the news media including the international press has shown a great disrespect for african-americans by talking to everyone but us about our situation they see blacks and they talk to whites if you want to know what we think why not ask us why not show us some respect the african-americans who've been the true protesters a lot of them are in jail they're persecuted they've been in jail since two thousand and fourteen no one covers it it just doesn't matter it's almost as if the international press along with the american press still lie on the african-american people why and who are they arrested when these folks get arrested it's never reported where they're from what are their names what do they look like because it's more convenient to make it seem as if it's just a whole bunch of black people t

weekend in st louis missouri protesters took to the streets after a judge found former officer jason stokely not guilty in the two thousand and eleven death of anthony lamar smith artie's ashley banks has been following the story and has more force than i actually had today marks the fourth day of protests in st louis missouri this morning more than one hundred people locked arms in march silently on market street located in the downtown area of the city to protest the acquittal of former police officer jason starkly stockley he tried to arrest smith on a suspected drug deal smith decided to flee and while doing so hit a police car with his vehicle a high speed chase then ensued when police caught up with smith stockley says he felt in danger because the sole smith holding that silver revolver prosecutors believe smith was unarmed in that stockley planted a gun in smith car because stop please d.n.a. was the only d.n.a. found on the gun and just five minutes before stokley shot smith he said to his partner that he would it shoot him since friday residents have been protesting south lee's acq

turned violent over the weekend when it took to the streets after a judge found former officer jason stokely not guilty in the twenty eleven death of anthony lamar smith stokely was charged with murder just last year that's five years after the shooting took place and since two thousand and fourteen stokley has left his post with the st louis police department and has been living in houston well it's comes three years after girls and a former officer in ferguson it just north of st louis was acquitted for shooting and killing an unarmed teen michael brown in august of two thousand and fourteen well things acquittal led to the violent protests all over the city and some believe the st louis protests will come close to those that we saw and ferguson let's go live now to actually banks in the newsroom so actually what's the latest poll today marks the fourth day of protests in st louis. missouri this morning more than one hundred people locked arms in march silently on market street located in the downtown area of the city to protest the acquittal of former police officer jason stokley softly t

it was clear from the body language that west indies and jason holder would have loved the stay out there. stokeshappy to reach the century and the peace of the dressing room because conditions are still absolutely spot on for bowling, murky, floodlights on and we saw a lovely delivery from roach to get rid of milan for 20. milan and stokes tried to get on with things and make the most of any moments you get at the crease in those conditions and milan's frustrations, not just about this but his medium long—term future with england with ashes to come. this test match is still very much alive. we might not get much more play today but we still have the weekend today but we still have the weekend to come. west indies will be desperate to get bowling again. 123-all desperate to get bowling again. i23—all out, looks like a decent score. andrew parsons has been elected the new president of the international paralympic committee. the brazilian beat three other candidates in a vote at the ipc general assembly. he succeeds philip craven, who ran the organisation since 2001. our sports correspondent alex c

england's ben stokes is out of the squad for their fourth odi against west indies, after being arrested. jasonas told the bbc that he plans to compete at tokyo to compete at tokyo 2020, having secretly decided to retire, but he has reversed that decision. good evening, it was another important night in the champions league with three british clubs in action. after a draw in their opening match, liverpool travelled over 2,000 miles in search of three points against spartak moscow, and despite most of the pressure it wasn't to be again. tim hague watched the frustrating 1—1 draw. win ordie? it win or die? it hasn't got that serious was barred to moscow or liverpool yet clearly but victory in russia would give jurgen liverpool yet clearly but victory in russia would givejurgen klopp‘s side a solid start to the champions league campaign. while they had all the openings, they went behind, this didn't look good for loris karius. yet liverpool held their heads high and soon equalised. i2, sadio mane to philippe coutinho as the prized asset proved why once more. and the chances kept coming from liverp

england all—rounder ben stokes will not be available for the match tomorrow against the west indies after being arrested yesterday morning following an incident in a bristol nightclub. jasons to compete at tokyo 2020. britain's joint most successful olympian had secretly decided to retire but he has now reversed that decision after taking a year off and becoming a dad. manchester city are one of three british teams with group games in the champions league tonight. they welcome ukrainian side shaktar donetsk, and liverpool and spurs are also in action. north korea's claim that the usa has declared war on it is absurd, according to the white house. tensions between the two countries have intensified after pyongyang said it now had the right to shoot down us bombers, even outside north korean airspace. south korea has called for a level—headed response and warned that accidental clashes in the region could quickly spiral out of control. from seoul, our correspondent danny savage reports. american military aircraft preparing for a show of force close to the north korean coast. these planes went on to fly in international airspace near the east of the country, further north in

. >> jason stockley, the ex-police officer, saying that he feels a sense of relief, you know, following this verdict. how do his sentiments either calm or further stoke the fires? >> well, this case happened several years ago, so mr. stokely has had a long time to reflect and i'm sure he does feel a sense of relief that this verdict has come. the family of the deceased, mr. smith, does not feel the same way, obviously. they feel that the system has failed them. they don't have that sense of relief. mr. stockley, you know, is not an example of a good police officer. this is not an example of what we need to have in our police department here in st. louis. he was relieved of duty. he was allowed to retire. his actions in a civil suit cost the city almost a million dollars. very underreported as a fact he brought his own ak-47 to the scene of this incident. this is not a model police officer, and so we need to be making changes in the st. louis police department to change the culture that defends and protects the actions of an officer like stockley. >> antonio french, always good to see you. thanks for your point of view. >> thank you. >>> all right, so

stokes. but his immediate future is in the hands of the police. joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. one of britain's most—successful olympians, jasonhe six—time gold medallist said he walked away from track cycling because the sport had taken its toll on him physically and mentally. however, he now says a year off — and becoming a father — has helped him change his mind. i ended up kind of training again because i enjoyed it, we've got a gymnasium at home so laura can train because she always intended to come back and she still does. and i kind of thought i might try a comeback myself. if she can come back why can't i. i made a few efforts, they we re can't i. i made a few efforts, they were not amazing, but i felt light—headed when i was 18 again, refreshed. and i never thought that would come back. i thought it was an age thing. i think it may have been because i was always a bit flattened by training. and having that your ad breathed new life into me. that's all the sport for now but keep up—to—date with the champions league with five live final score, or on the bbc website app. hugh row, thank you. surviving victims of blood co