reporting live, jay korff, abc seven news. tensions in ferguson seem to be easing. you can see a police presence in the street, and no violence. weeks after michael brown was shot and killed by police. in an interview with cnn, his parents said they are still reeling that they are feeling some comfort after speaking with eric holder. he's not going to stop. members of the d.c. community show their support for the brown family. we are live in the newsroom. they call attention to what they call injustice in missouri. many away but a strong few answered the call through social media, showing up at the white house tonight. [chanting] they were not strong in numbers power ofis not -- the their collective voices. a small crowd gathered outside the white house, standing in solidarity. >> i'm sad that we have to do this. >> the crisis in ferguson -- a rallying cry could -- elyse took down an unarmed black man, a tragedy that iron out the protesters. >> i am here because, in america, black men are under attack. they are constantly killed with no justice. lisa poynter showed

. >> more jay-z. >> oh! >> that's how you roll. >> yeah, that's how we roll in the weather office. yeah. what is that liz? okay. i'm glad she did that. okay, we have a hurricane to talk about. not heading here, because hurricanes don't come here. our ocean water is too cold. but hawaii, hawaii will be dealing with a significant problem this time tomorrow. this is iselle, hurricane iselle. 90 miles an hour sustained winds. 70 miles an hour strength when it passes directly over the big island late tomorrow. this is going to be a big time problem for them. a foot of rainfall. a storm surge up to three feet. anything outside will become a projectile. some of the winds could exceed 90 miles an hour. and problems for the entire island change. julio looks like it may skirt off to the north. our focus has been on rainfall. doppler shows drying conditions for us because low pressure is moving out. it has been humid the past few days. mild nights tonight. not as humid. not as mild. fremont down to 59. fog, yes, there

and lets go of jay.usso gets help from a man on a small boat to pull suelina out. her head is barely above the rushing water. gasping for air with every ounce of strength she can find. >> i'm just exhausted. i've been down there so long and i can't, my head is going under the water. and, i'm still thinking i'm going to drown and chris is on the ladder and it was like he was, just like pouring his life force into me and i could raise my arm and he could grab hold of my arm. >> after 45 terrifying minutes, suelina is pulled to safety, but jay king is still trapped in the tunnel. >> i knew as a rescuer, rescuers are always last. but like anything, i just want to get out. >> on this line, this side of the ladder. >> you've got to move this line underneath the ladder. >> we're getting to the end of this here. we're getting close. we're running out of time. and the last thing i want to do, after being successful three other times is leave a firefighter trapped in a culvert at the end of the day. >> russo reali

nbc 10 national correspondent jay gray has been covering the unrest in ferguson.y, the governor is taking action this morning, tell us more. >> reporter: yes, absolutely. just a few hours ago missouri governor jay nixon ordered the national guard to move in. we expect to see troops on the ground here later today. that's after what was another difficult, daumpg roungerous ni. the chaos unfolded hours before the curfew took effect in ferguson, aarmored vehicles, officers in riot gear rushed in. >> i had no alternative but to elevate our response. >> reporter: they describe it as a very dangerous situation. >> shots being fired on officers, molotov cocktails being hurled and then the looting or vandalism of businesses. >> reporter: early reports indicate two or three people in the crowd were injured by gunfire, none of those shootings apparently involving police. at least four businesses were damaged and looted and for the first time, the violence stretched to just outside the police command post here. the call went out to every available officer to rush back to the

jay-z may not -- may have 99 problems, but selling tickets isn't one.les 19 show north american tour has made $100 million the summer, averaging $5.3 million a night. i some estimates, it's the second most successful tour of all time after you to --u2's 360. >> the reviews are in, the numbers are out. just how well did beyoncÉ and jay-z's on the run to her do? -- "on the run "tour do? i was at the concert last night and i see reviews -- some horrible, some amazing. i'm not a music critic, but i loved it. i cannot comment on the state of their marriage. still a lot of debate about that. but jesse, just how well have they done on this tour? financially, in terms of ticket sales, and did it live up to expectation? >> i think it exceeded expectations. it will end that being the second most successful tour based on gross revenue per show. that is really rare. they only did 20 shows. there were not as many dates, but in terms of that key measure, it will be the second most successful tour ever. >> what is the first? >> u2 360, which was back in the late 1990'

nbc's jay gray is in ferguson. jay, what do you see on the ground now? >> good morning, dara. early this morning missouri governor jay nixon did order the national guard to move it. told they were expected on the ground later today after what was another difficult and dangerous night in ferguson. >> reporter: the chaos unfolded hours before the curfew took effect in ferguson. with armored vehicles, officers and n riot gear rushing in. >> i had no choice but to elevate the level of our response. >> reporter: police used smoke canisters and tear gas to try and gain control of what they described as a very dangerous situation. >> shots being fired on officers. a number of molotov cocktails being hurled, and then the looting or vandalism of businesses. >> reporter: early two or three people in the crowd were injured by gunfire. none of those shootings apparently involving police. at least four businesses were damaged and looted, and for the first time the violence stretched to just outside the police command post here. the call went out to every available officer to rush back to t

live in ferguson, jay, thanks. >>> u.s.arplanes carried out a third air strike near the mosul dam in iraq. they were targeting fires of the isis group. two rounds helped iraqi and kurdish forces take back the dam. president obama called it a major step forward in the battle against the militant group. >>> ten minutes till 5:00. happening later, a philadelphia woman is expected to appear in court on charges from a deadly crash on the atlantic city expressway. roselyn kornegay will be arraigned in may's lands. she's charged with death by auto. in june the truck she was driving hit a guardrail and flipped. two people were killed, including a 4-year-old boy. >>> two teenagers are attacked for anç attack on a park range. this 19-year-old is charged with aggravated assault, simple assault and reckless endangerment in the crime that was caught on video on friday. here is that video. now, a 17-year-old faces the same charges as a juvenile in the beating of that park ranger in love park. >> if they're out of compliance with park ru

the weekended over by governor jay nixon in ferguson. picture there as well with demonstrators speaking to captain ronald johnson of the missouri highway patrol, pointed by the governor to take control of the security operations in the city of ferguson, missouri. i want to start by reading from the st. louis piece. the most updated piece this monday morning, moments after ronald johnson announced that new security steps were planned in ferguson that would not include the national guard, governor jay nixon announced that he was activating those forces. the story goes on to note that johnson, who was put in control of the security of the north county streets last week, claimed a small group of blamed a small group of educators. we are asking for your thoughts and comments. the national guard has been deployed to ferguson. a statement from jay nixon from late last night and early this morning. he said "i joined the people of ferguson and all missourians in condemning the criminal activity that includes firing upon law enforcement officials.

jay-z and beyoncÉ's "on the run" wraps up in san francisco tonight. couples 18 north american shows are excited to bring in over $100 million in ticket sales with attendance topping out at over 850,000. i looked at the business of bmj and how they became the king and queen of hip-hop. >> they may be the most powerful -- popular couple in hip-hop music. from when they started dating to their secret wedding and their self-titled release, they kept everyone guessing on the next move him including marriage. 117 billboard top 100 songs and sold out shows, it's no wonder they have become the king and queen of hip-hop. had deals with pepsi, l'oreal, and american express. jay-z has filed in millions from samsung, and struck deals with the brooklyn nets and barclays center. not to mention starting his own sports agency. they also rule social media, having a combined of 84 might -- a combined 84 million facebook fans and almost 15 million following on instagram. not -- may have 99 problems, but selling tickets isn't one. the couples 19 show north american tour

(laughter) and to help me do that, i've got my intern jay. jay the intern, come on out, everybody. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: okay, now, folks, jay, good to see you my friend, nice to see you. now folks, what we've done, jay and i have set up a computerized monitoring system to alert me with this very computery red computer light, if i inadvertently use a word that is offensive to one side or the other, it will alert me. now with that in mind, let's get right to the latest from these disputed areas. >> what was that. what was that? >> are you not supposed to say disputed areas. the guide says there is technically a dispute but pro palestinians feel that reference to disputed areas legitimizes the israeli government's control of them. >> stephen: okay. then i will call them shooty places. (laughter) now to the latest update on the aggression-- wait what did i say. >> aggression. israelis find the word problematic when used to describe military operations. >> stephen: that's perfectly understandable. okay then on to the latest measures -- >> no measures. >> stephen: right, rig

i spoke to jay gruden for a few minutes before he got on the bus.d, jay, take away, what's on your mind? he said, it's a preseason game. we stunk and did some things, but all of this, we can improve on. the offense you're seeing is vanilla compared to what you'll see in week one. they're disguising that right now. robert griffin iii and jay gruden say things need to change between now and week one against the texans. >> we didn't play very well. the offense goes as i go, and personally i have to play better. we shot ourselves in the foot too many times and had mistakes. when we can get 11 games working in the same direction, we'll be something special. we'll get it fixed by the time houston comes around. >> people will be saying he's not far along. i think he's further along than people give him credit for. all you have to look at is the game tape, and it wasn't very good by anybody. i've seen him practice, and i've seen him come a long way. i feel confident about where he is. >> jason, there is no question, everybody is going to be talking about ro

breakup rumors. ♪ >> she calls herself liv and claims jay-z wanted her to be his mistress.

nbc's jay gray is in ferguson for us. jay, good morning. what's the latest there? >> hey there, good morning, dara. good to talk to you. today could be one of the most pivotal days we've seen here since michael brown was shot and killed. as you talk about the grand jury, we'll hear evidence in the case for the first time. attorney general eric holder will be here in ferguson as the civil rights investigation continues and it all comes after one of the most peaceful nights we've seen here in more than a week. >> we shall overcome. we will be all right. >> reporter: there was a major and much needed shift on the streets of ferguson overnight. >> hands up don't shoot. >> reporter: protesters still marched, and there were a few tense moments and dozens of arrests. >> at about midnight, bottles were thrown at police officers, located on west morrison. it force police to deploy their helmet shields for protection and then break into the crowd and search for the agitators. >> reporter: officers in riot gear did line the streets. but for the most part, this community polic

that's the latest, live in ferguson, i'm jay gray.hris, back to you. >> jay, back to that grand jury process you spoke about in your story there. >> reporter: yes. >> when do we expect to know some findingç by the grand jur whether or not there's an indictment and also it's closed to the public. are there concerns about transparency? >> reporter: yes, there are a lot of concerns to start with the end of your question about transparency, a lot of concerns about this process. it's really done behind closed doors. none of this will be made available to the public until there's a decision and only if that decision is to move forward with some charges. we expect today to be only very preliminary evidence that's presented to this grand jury. right now, they're only meeting once a week. it will be next week before they continue to move forward here. if that continues to be the schedule, we're told it will be months before there's any decision about whether charges will be filed in the case. >> jay gray, live for us in ferguson. thank you, j

am i right, jay? your day ends at 2:30. can't come fast enough. quitting time. am i right, jay?ke this a thing. whoa, whoa, whoa. where's my soft-boiled egg? i scrambled it. it's good for you to try new things. i don't want to try new things. you can't just spring this on me. i have bad news, manny. this is not the biggest curve ball that life is going to throw you. don't close yourself off from new things. i ever tell you the story about me and crab cakes? thought i didn't like them, tried them, love them. wow. are the movie rights available for that one?

they were saying to me jay if you don't do it who is going to do it. it is called a great book and saying it ads to his legacy. we tried to get this done for the history. we had a heavy library sale and that has been gray. we were trying to get neal's story had the library and hopefully we took a shot at it and did good. >> host: there was jim hanson's book "first man". >> guest: that is his official biography. this isn't a biography. it is a recreation of his story on direct obverivation and researched. that is what it is. it isn't -- i hate biographies. >> host: but you have done two that are sort of quasi-biography. in terms of how you started this book -- was it because of the friendship with neil armstrong? when did you meet him? >> guest: i met him in 1962 coming in with the second group of astronauts. there were a couple personal things in 1964. one morning he came in to cocoa beach and my wife was in the hospital and he looked at me and says who shot your dog? and i told him, well, you know, i told him about it. we got to talking about it. he d

national correspondent jay gray is live for us this morning in ferguson, missouri. jay? there, good morning, chris, look, maybe it was the new strategy or the new leadership by police on the ground or maybe it was the call for an end to the violence. first from the governor and then president obama, whatever the case things were different overnight. for the first time this week, ferguson was calm overnight. calm. but by no means quiet. hundreds of protesters still spilled out into the streets. and police still stood guard. but this time, it was a march. not the melee that played out the nights before. >> there is a different feel. not as much tension, but i feel a great positive force that's in the air and there's a lot of hope here. >> reporter: hope it seems for the first time since michael brown, an unarmed teenager was shot and killed during a confrontation with police. the gas mask and riot gear now gone and state troopers walking with angry residents in a show of unity. >> i was extremely excited and almost emotional to the point of tears and the unity between the

jay gray, nbc news. >>> and breaking news just this morning. senior u.s. officials said the obama administration has begun directly arming kurds in iraq. last night, the u.s. military completed a fourth air drop of food and water along the sinjar mountains. there you see members of yazidis approaching those bundles of aid. more than 30,000 refugees have escaped with help from kurdish rebels. now the u.s. is weighing options to rescue the rest. just hours ago at a press conference in australia secretary of defense chuck hagel spoke for the need for a wider humanitarian response. >> this is a humanitarian issue of great consequence for all the world, and i think great powers understand they have responsibilities in these areas. >> meanwhile, the u.s. is also monitoring the deepening political crisis following a show of force from prime minister nuri al maliki. nbc news' richard jordan joins us from the washington, d.c. bureau. richard, good morning to you. what's the latest there? >> good morning. now that the u.s. is willing to arm kurds, it is yet another

. >> and so did jay-z and beyonce turn it down a notch tonight? tiffany is live at at&t park with the story. tiffany? >> the concert is just about to let out, but it does appear that they turned the volume down a little bit. i spoke to at&t park. they set up a noise complaint line and they received less than a dozen complaints tonight, and that is much better than last night. fans waiting for beyonce and jay-z to take the stage tonight expected them to rock the house. but some felt last night the power couple over delivered. in potrero hill she could feel the beat through the floor board. >> i could feel the rumble and i thought it was a motorcycle out front, but it was the music. >> tonight, nothing. and the barista here noticed a huge difference. >> is she playing tonight? i haven't heard it. >> even though residents hoping for quiet may have been annoyed by the interruption last night. they say it was fans inside the stadium who were really in danger. >> i am going to guess that at the venue the levels were upwards of 110 to 120. >> nolan lewis

jay gray has been there since the beginning and it started -- since it started., what happened last night. it looked active into the wee hours. >> yeah, unfortunately, it was. and moving into the day here, as you might imagine. very uneasy throughout the day. and after a night of calm, tear gas, emotions and reaching a boiling point in the community that many say can't take much more. >> sunday morning, many in ferguson turned to a higher power. >> i came here to pray with you and to grieve with you. >> as they continue to search for answers and away to here after 18-year-old microthe brown was shot and killed by police. >> you have lost a member of your community, at the hands of my community. >> this is the police department. you are violating the state imposed curfew. >> communities that clashed overnight. in many ways, first night of that curfew here. looked just like the last week in this community on edge. angry protesters filling the streets, met by police and riot gear. in the chaos, one of the protestors was shot. he is in critical conditions. they say s

so far it looks like that's a strat aegy that's working. >> thanks, jay. also, trayvon martin's mother wrote an op-ed for time magazine to the family of oh michael brown. she offered prayers and frustrations over the death and similarities to the death of her son. she also promises to seek justice for others. stay with news 4 for continuing coverage of the events in ferguson. you can download the app for breaking news alerts and we'll have the latest developments overnight. that begins at 4:26 this morning. >> some of us had a lovely night. others can't get rid of the rain. a new warning popped up. doug? >> we have been watching areas to the south. those areas were fredricksburg around stafford. we saw a lot of rain. take a look. storm team 4 picking up on the rain. most of us on the dry side. portions of king georgunnd f fr. this area received uper wards of two to three inches of rain. it keeps coming down around through here. this is between stafford through mccarthy's corner. under a flood warn withing. we'll have more on what we can expect as far as th

and jay leno joins us now from, is that your garage, jay? >> we're in my garage right now.p here. i'm sorry i'm not dressed, but i was working on my car and they said, we want to do an interview, so i said, great! so, thanks! >> absolutely. good to have you here. first of all, we're stunned by just how many cars you have, how much you've invested in this. you talked with our robert frank at the monterey show not long ago. is there a bubble, jay, in cars? some of these valuations are insane! >> well, the ones that bubbled back in the '90s, and that burst pretty quickly, because that was mostly speculators. buyers are a lot smarter now. they're buying the right cars, the cars that have good prom nance. those are the ones that go up in value and continue to go up because they're not making any more of them. so, those are the ones you want to do. you're seeing a lot smarter buyer out there. it's a lot like the art market. a little painting of the scream like this is $120 million. well, i mean, a work of art that's beautifully styled and designed and made of metal, i don't know

. >> is jay lee the right person to lead samsung? >> jay lee has a couple of advantages.involved in samsung's partnerships with companies like google and helped push the smartphone side of the business ahead or it he has worked in the partnership side of the business. given the changes in ownership structure that are likely to take place in south korea, now that there are bands across shareholding in a push for greater corporate governance openness, he will need to be able to take and build types of alliances necessary to maintain control of the company. that being said, looking at samsung, it is hard to see who else might sit in his shoes. >> what are the chances it is not jae lee, that it is someone else? >> it seems highly unlikely. jae lee has risen within the ranks of the company. he is the son of the current chairman. that carries a tremendous amount of weight within the company. the chairman looms large over samsung. if this is his choice, that is probably what is going to happen. >> i want to talk about something we touched on earlier, samsung's business structure

jay, good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> host: go ahead, jay. >> caller: i was wondering if theguest would say the u.s. has provided enough aid now. it sounds like there's a start on a representative government of the different regions and religious sects, you know, the subgroups of islam. and we need to just be out of that country, i think, have no americans there. we're giving advice, give it by way of phone lines so that we don't feel compelled to go in something goes wrong and american lives are at risk, and let this man and the folks there sort out their own issues. thank you. >> host: mr. zebari. >> guest: in terms of enough aid, i'm assuming both, you're referring to both humanitarian and military aid. humanitarian aid, the demand and what's being received on the ground is a ratio of probably 1 to 10. what we need to be doing, right now u.n. is the main body or entity that's been operating on the ground. they are still in the assessing mode. because of the number of the influx of the idps and refugees coming in is so huge, they're still assessing where to place them and w

tell me about working with jay.truck that jay is the same guy backstage, before the show, during the show, after the show. not to knock on the other guys but he's what you got. he was what you saw. the guy we're looking at. >> you're absolutely right. i don't know if i can add to that. he was asked by a reporter if you could be any engine in your garage you want -- he has an extensive garage -- what would it be. he said i would be a steam engine. not too fast, not too slow. that's what jay was. it was the same guy. >> what was your favorite, biggest get, as we say. the one you were proudest of getting on leno that you did the job and brought her in. >> i would say that's an easy answer. it would be barack obama as the first sitting president ever to appear on a late night show. that was on his 59th day in office in 2009. until that time it was considered unpresidential for a president to appear on a late night show. i had worked on the booking for about five years going back to the democratic convention >> who was t

jay gray nbc news. >>> now at 5:00.ed from e tracks, a rioter pulled to safety with only seconds to spare. tragedy at the beach. a local teenager killed on our shores and a new warning into the holiday weekend. and live at this hour emergency crews areact the scene where emergency repairs are under way. could be a traffic nightmare for days on one of our busiest roads. >> now at 5:00 a dramatic dive testimony froth daughter of the former first couple of virginia. the corptn fo the mcdonnells is close to rapping up. but not without tears being she had by maureen mble donnell. and another person is being called a criminal in court. northern virginia bureau chief julie carrie joins was a controversi gift to the mcdonnell's eldest daughter. >> i just got word from my colleague in the courtroom and he tells me maureen mcdonnell's defense has j rested. her legal team oy ur witnesses today. one the mcdonnell's oldest daughter. he she isn ar veteran. she was one ofhe beneficiaries of the jonnie williams gifts and it was clear o

good morning, jay. what are you hearing about the funeral? >> reporter: good morning, franc frances. we expect thousands to be here at the friendly baptist church in the next few hours to lay to rest michael brown and to celebrate his life. that's what his dad is looking for. the sanctuary will hold more than 2,000. a separate overflow area will hold thousands more allowing them to be here and pay their respects to those who want to pay their respects. last night hundreds gathered in ferguson on the eve of this funeral for that peace rally calling for calm in this frustrated community still pushing for answers and justice as the investigation into the shooting continues. brown's uncle, a minister, and reverend al sharpton expicksed to speak. the white house is sending along representatives. the brown's family has received more than $150,000 in donations to help pay for the memorial service and burial later today, frances. >> jay gray. thank you very much. >>> good news in the war on terror. an american held hostage is now free. this is peter

nbc news' jay gray has been reporting all night and what can you tell us? >> hey there, good morning, frances. early this morning, the governor of missouri did order the national guard to move, soldiers expected to be here later after what was another difficult and dangerous night in ferguson. the chaos unfolded hours before the curfew took effect in ferguson. with armored vehicles, officers in riot gear rushing in. >> i had no alternative but to elevate the level of our response. >> reporter: police used smoke canisters and tear gas to try and gain control of what they describe as a very dangerous situation. >> shots being fired on officers, a number of molotov co cocktails and the looting or advanta vandalism of businesses. >> reporter: two or three in the crowd were injured by gun many fire. none of those involving police. at least four businesses were damaged and looted and for the first time the violence stretched to just outside the police command post here. the call went out to every available officer to rush back to the area where dozens with shield

in ferguson, missouri, jay gray. >> jay, thanks. >>> a sad new twist in the death of robin williams. the oscar winner went to his death sober but carrying a secret. >> in the final days robin williams was fighting many internal foes according to a statement from his wife, susan snider, robin's sobriety was intact and he was brave as he struggled with his battles of anxiety, depression, and early stages of parkingson's disease. >> it made some sense to me. most people with parkinson's will suffer from depression at some point in the disease. often early on. >> for those suffering from both, the national institute of mental health said each illness can make symptoms of the other worse. it's unclear if parkinsons can be linked to williams'ed is. it was candidly battling depression before. he returned to rehab to maintain his sobriety. steven pearl saw williams last month and thought he looked frail. >> there was an uncomfortable sad. he wasn't all there. >> parkinson's is a brain disorder that leads to tremors and can affect walking and movement. the center for disease control said park

you just work with jay z. for the first time on his new album is a zero on the new album guess james or yes always alive we're going to. inspiration is somebody i look up to as a music mogul on and he's one of my favorite artists in the game so it was incredible just to be in the studio with him watching them you know not right now and down and actually go on the mike and and do the song and just you know this caption that energy and him saying what makes him special. he's focused you know saying. he always doing stuff in whatever he says he does you're saying sometimes the same as raps you know he's going to do a corporate takeover and he does a corporate takeover you're saying like he talks things in existence is a genius yes he's a genius were you subservient to him i feel like we relate i feel like i'm a genius as well you know we both said to terry is when is it come out the singles out now it's called they don't love you no more featuring jay z. work ross meek millie french montana myself is is doing ext

. >> and so did jay-z and beyonce turn it down a notch tonight? tiffany is live at at&t park with the story. tiffany? >> the concert is just about to let out, but it does appear that they turned the volume down a little bit. i spoke to at&t park. they set up a noise complaint line and they received less than a dozen complaints tonight, and that is much better than last night. fans waiting for beyonce and jay-z to take the stage tonight expected them to rock the house. but some felt last night the power couple over delivered. in potrero hill she could feel the beat through the floor board. >> i could feel the rumble and i thought it was a motorcycle out front, but it was the music. >> tonight, nothing. and the barista here noticed a huge difference. >> is she playing tonight? i haven't heard it. >> even though residents hoping for quiet may have been annoyed by the interruption last night. they say it was fans inside the stadium who were really in danger. >> i am going to guess that at the venue the levels were upwards of 110 to 120. >> nolan lewis

. >> and so did jay-z and beyonce turn it down a notch tonight? tiffany is live at at&t park with the story. tiffany? >> the concert is just about to let out, but it does appear that they turned the volume down a little bit. i spoke to at&t park. they set up a noise complaint line and they received less than a dozen complaints tonight, and that is much better than last night. fans waiting for beyonce and jay-z to take the stage tonight expected them to rock the house. but some felt last night the power couple over delivered. in potrero hill she could feel the beat through the floor board. >> i could feel the rumble and i thought it was a motorcycle out front, but it was the music. >> tonight, nothing. and the barista here noticed a huge difference. >> is she playing tonight? i haven't heard it. >> even though residents hoping for quiet may have been annoyed by the interruption last night. they say it was fans inside the stadium who were really in danger. >> i am going to guess that at the venue the levels were upwards of 110 to 120. >> nolan lewis

jay gray now joining us live. jay, you have been in ferguson since the beginning. what are you witnessing now? seemed it calms down and it kicked you up again. >> it really did. we're at the police command post now and what we've seen is hundreds of officers preparing, they had a briefing and some of them loading up riot gear again for what could be another rough night here. as you talked about the governor did declare a state of emergency institute add curfew after the latest round of violence overnight. and exactly one week after michael brown was shot and killed by police. a week later hundreds gathered in the middle of this neighborhood road. at the spot where michael brown was killed. today's peaceful protest comes after another night of violence in ferguson, one that included tear gas and more looting. police in rooe riot gear stayed back, instead it was members of the community that rushed in. >> our community restore. >> reporter: one of the businesses hit was the market and liquor store police say brown was involved in a strong arm robbery before he was ki

in missouri that jay mentioned is causing a ripple effect across the country. more on that coming up on "nbc nightly news" right after this broadcast. >>> now let's come back home. the sun and clouds have been duking it out all day long. how long until some serious rain makes an appearance? let's check in with amelia for a first look. hey, amelia. >> chris, for this upcoming workweek, we have a chance of rain just about every day. coming up in my full weather, i'll let you know the best chance for you to deal with rain but for the most part a beautiful sunday evening. rain south of winchester extending back from morgantown. faulkier counties may be tealing with rain until p.m., but everybody else is dry. 10:00 p.m. tonight, still a balmy 79 degrees, perfect for dining out. tomorrow, chris, the weather having a low to moderate impact on your day mainly because rain could impact those evening plans. isle have more on the timing for you tomorrow. also something happening today that won't happen again until april 30th. i'll let you know what that is coming up in ju

>> today, missouri governor jay nixon on the state of ferguson's streets, and t i

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beyonce and jay z will be performing in a couple hours. if it's anything like it was last night people in the area will be getting a free show. the kick and queen of pop and hip-hop rocked out at at&t park last night. here's a youtube video from the stands. fans roared for beyonce's dance moves and jay z's hot beat. >> i could hear the beat. it was fun for a while. then when it was time to put my kids to sleet it was a little much. >> reporter: they didn't pay for tickets, but some people felt like they were there. >> you could hear a lot of screaming, lot of cheering. >> reporter: some fans enjoyed the free show. others annoyed with the inconvenience. >> it was very loud. we had to close our windows. it was a hot night. >> reporter: they are apologizing and saying volume adjustments will be made for tonight's concert. each show has different sound dynamics. and in the 15 year history of the ballpark we have always worked to make adjustments as needed. they have been working on the volume issue all day long. everything sounded normal to me

jay is following all of this for us. we know the president is coming back to washington, having meetings on monday to discuss all of this and they will have a lot to talk about come tomorrow. >> i deed. we have a number of critical updates but first violence erupting once again in ferguson, literally as you saw in those live pictures as we speak, this all prior to the midnight curfew. here's what we believe happened -- st. louis county police's official twitter site said around 10:00 p.m. they responded to a report of shots fired in the area of ferguson. they say when they got there, protesters, some started throwing molotov cocktails at them. they spoppeded by swarming the area with tactical units and they shot off a lot of tear gas to disperse the crowd and investigate the scene. there are additional people throwing bricks and rocks at riot police and tonight the president has returned mid-vacation back to washington so he with meet monday with attorney general eric holder about this very volatile situation. earlier mu

jay gray, nbc news. >>> also we have breaking news within the hour, senior u.s. officials say the obama administration has again directly arming kurds in iraq. last night the u.s. military conducted a fourth airdrop of food and wear the along the sinjar mountains. there you see members of the y z yazidis. 1,000 refugees escaped with help from rebels. the u.s. is weighing options to rescue the rest. hours ago during a press conference in australia, chuck hagel spoke of the need for a wider humanitarian response. >> this is a humanitarian issue of great consequence for all of the world. and i think great powers understand they have responsibilities in these areas. >> meanwhile, the u.s. is also monitoring the deepening political crisis following a show of force from prime ministerial maliki. richard, what is the latest? >> seeing that the u.s. is willing to arm the kurds in iraq is yet another clear indication that u.s. officials see isis as a very serious threat. also some american personnel has been removed from the consulate in erbil. the add smgs wo the adminis

eat fresh. [ door opens ] jay, i'm home. did manny call? no, because he's fine.it was a slumber party, not a gang fight. i just want him to fit in. i'm gonna take a shower. do you care to join me? you know, honey, there's a gun in the footlocker in the garage. if i ever say "no" to that question, i want you to use it on me. [ chuckles ] [ haley speaking indistinctly ] [ footsteps approaching ] shh, shh, shh! what's wrong? [ continues speaking indistinctly ] why aren't they trying to hurt each other? i don't know, but i'm afraid to move. [ laughing ] you're really good at this. thanks. what is happening, claire? cameron: mmm. mitchell: what do you think?

missouri governor jay nixon imp leapt implemented a state of emergency and a curfew. as you can see, police very, very busy. mot moments ago, police threatened to arrest people there before firing another tear gas can. so far, there's no word if anyone is in custody. but, as you can see, a very active scene in ferguson, missouri. that story continues to develop moment by moechlt. >>> many protesters are out in the street. they are demanding answers for the shooting of that one-armed teenager one week ago. a new state of emergency is doing very little to ease the tensions. >> hundreds returned to the streets in ferguson tonight, continuing their call for justice. a week after 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed by police. even during an afternoon press conference, emotions were on edge. >> you need to charge that police with murder. >> as missouri governor jay nixon declared a state of emergency and put a mid night curfew in place. >> as governor, i'm committed to making sure the forces of peace and justice prevail. >> reporter: the vote comes after another n