>> very soon, joy. it's beyond how many times he was shot but the amount of time he was shot at and where he was shot at and the trajectory. all of the witnesses have said his hands were up and he was on his knees the police officer kept shooting. >> thank you very much, ben crump. appreciate it. >>> coming up, we will speak to a cousin of michael brown about the family's reaction to today's development. and we will continue our breaking news coverage of the michael brown shooting. >>> and up next msnbc host reverend al sharpton will discuss the information released by police today and what it means in the search for justice for brown's family. and the lieutenant governor of missouri will be here and i will ask what the state is doing to respond to this unfolding controversy, including the changes to how and who polices ferguson, missouri. that and your questions to the lieutenant governor coming up. ♪ [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin

>> hard for me to hear. >> joy? >> yeah. >> i said you can do all the preparing you want but robin williams, you never knew where he was going to go. >> never. >> he was right, just my speed in terms of an interview. he would just take you wherever he wanted to go and it was always, always funny. and he could be serious for about two seconds and then he would be funny again. but he was a good soul. a very generous guy. he was nice to people. he was not a mean guy, you know. it's a terrible thing. i'm at somebody's house tonight. we're having dinner, et cetera. people just screamed. it was so shocking when this came through. i mean, what else can i say? it is a terrible, terrible thing. >> can i ask you something? they were showing pictures. we just had pictures up with whoopi. and i reshot to whoopi and her representative and they were very close, obviously. and the representative said she can't talk right now. she is not answering her phone. >> i can imagine. they did comic relief together. i'm sure you've tried to

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. >> my pleasure, joy. how are you doing? >> very well, thank you.his is an interesting and exciting week. i want to start by asking you what the white house hopes to get out of this summit. >> well, as you know, we have over 51 heads of state who are here, 40 of them this morning attended a white house business forum where we announced $14 billion worth of new investments from u.s. companies, companies such as coca-cola and general electric and ibm, mastercard. a whole range of u.s. companies, small, medium, and large, who have confidence in africa and view it as an opportunity to invest. i think, joy, this is one of the main messages from the conference, that no longer look at africa simply as a continent in need of foreign aid or where precious materials are extracted and taken somewhere else. we want to send the strong message that the continent of africa is one that is ripe for investment. the indications that we have from the $14 billion coming from u.s. companies sends a very strong message that that is, in fact, correct. >> how much does it c

thank you. >> my pleasure, joy. thank you. >>> okay. and now, three things you need to know this wednesday. missouri just put an inmate to death using lethal injection for the first time since last month's botched execution in arizona. michael worthington was executed early this morning for raping and killing his neighbor in 1995. >>> the renisha mcbride case is now if the hands of the jury. deliberations began in the case against a detroit man who shot and killed the unarmed teen after he woke up to banging on his door in the middle of the night. at closing, prosecutors said that mcbride was just scared and wanted to get help after she'd crashed her car. the client's lawyer said he was scared about what he thought was an intruder. >>> and pope francis just told a group of 50,000 young people not to waste time on the internet, smartphones, and tv. the pope said that time is a gift from god and people should focus on more productive activities instead. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned

thank you very, very much, james. >> infinite joy and it's not over.s not over. >> that's right. >> he's with us forever, thank god. >> that's right. thank you, james. >>> coming up, we're going to have much more on the joy and the genius of robin williams. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow. that's why i always choose the fastest intern. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. >>> as james lipton just told us, jonathan winters was robin williams' idol. here they are together. >> here we are, robin leach, lifestyles of the unusual and funny. back at someone's backyard talking louder than anyone we've ever known, jonathan winters. i'm wearing a cheap suit, he's got an emblem. let's watch, let's see what his home is like. >> they're all buried over here.  >>> here is

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thank you, joy. have a great day. >> thank you. >>> coming up, president obama does weigh in on the michael brown shooting. we'll explore the politics of race and the special challenges that the president faces when it comes to anything touching on that third rail. >>> but up next, former senator richard luger will be here to discuss our growing reinvolvement in iraq and the state of american global power. more "reid report" next. did som? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >>> no arrests on martha's vineyard for president obama as he deals with quickly unfolding event in mull hot spots around the world. starting in iraq where more u.s. troops as well as french arms are pouring in to aid our kurdish allies in their fight against militants. those u.s. troops are not designated for a combat role. instead this is how defense secretary chuck ha

>> reporter: hi, joy. that's right.ials saying that only around 4,000 yeah jazidis are remaining on the mountains. the peshmerga has allowed the yazidis to make it down and the thousands are being poured into refugee camps. 1.5 million people displaced because of the fighting here. the refugee camps are filling up and the government saying it was in a crisis. that is the next challenge, what can be done to help people as refugee camps are hastily put up. in the long term, it looks like people could be there for a really long time because the fighting is continuing in the towns and villages where they lived. all they can do is watch and wait as the forces fight back against isis with the help of u.s. air cover but it will be a long time before those places are safe to return to and then some say they don't want to return home. the christians, the yazidis who say just because our attention is on this now, this is not the first time they've been persecuted in iraq and they would rather have somewhere new to live. joy? >> d

>> reporter: hi, joy. a lot of people have come out, as you might imagine, to pay their respects to robin williams, to lay flowers and candles near his star here on the hollywood walk of fame. take a look. about 90 minutes ago, the hollywood chamber of commerce came out and laid a wreath here. the president and ceo talking about how there will never be another robin williams. he was so singular in the minds of so many. it's tough to see now, but there are people absolutely jamming hollywood boulevard. everybody taking photos. they want to be here to see the scene. because for many, this is a once in a lifetime experience. you talked about the press conference, the news conference that we're waiting for from northern california from the marin county sheriff's office. it's our understanding we will get a more firm cause of death during the press conference today. what we won't know for another several days it or possibly several weeks is whether williams had any substances in his system at the time of death.

joy? >> all right. nbc news jim maceda. thank you very much. >>> democratic congressman david serves on the subcommittee of the middle east and north africa. good of you to be here. thank you. i want to start by asking you if you concur with the state department, who called the attacks on those u.n. schools, the shelling of u.n. schools being served as shelters by the israeli military disgraceful. she also said that there is no excuse, even if there are rockets being fired nearby. that's no excuse, in her words. it does not justify strikes that put at risk the lives of so many innocent civilians. do you agree with that statement from our state department? >> i think there is no question that the casualties of civilians in this military conflict are horrific. israel has a responsibility to do all that it can to mitigate the loss of innocent civilian life. but we have to understand the context in which this violence is occurring. israel has the absolute right to defend itself from thousands of rockets being shot into israeli

i had a small -- >> joy, let's look at it. let's look at it and you and i will talk about it. >> he came on the show and he he was as furnishy as can be. i remember when i was at catch a rising star in the '80s he would come to the club and just kill it. you know, just kill it on stage. and the minute he'd walk in the door everybody would just go, wow. nobody wanted to follow him. i mean, it was a nightmare to follow the guy. you know? >> hey, joy. >> yeah. >> we have a clip of that. you interviewed him back in 2011 when he he was appearing on broadway in "bengal tiger at the baghdad zoo." so let's look at it, and then we'll talk about it. >> i was picked upon briefly for -- sixth grade wasn't good. i was called leprechaun, which was kind of like -- it's great if you have a pot of gold. but if you don't, screwed. >> why were you called leprechaun? >> i was little. >> little. and hairy. >> i wasn't hairy back then. then i'd be called rhesus. what do you mean? >> you could do all the preparing you want, but robin williams, you n

>> well, it's a great point, joy.w, many district attorneys can step right up in a situation that even involves the police they work with every day. the if the facts justify and warrant it, they can bring a charge against the officer. it happens often in america. but there's other cases, and we harken back to the civil rights era, that require, you know, the department of justice and civil rights division in particular to step in and make the decision that this case needs to be charged under the laws of the united states. and i think -- i saw your segment with ari. he's a brilliant attorney, and i'm not an attorney, but i'm an almost 40-year agent and commander and police officer. and i respectfully disagree. i think the probable cause is overwhelming to get a warrant and arrest this officer under a federal civil rights violation. >> and that's the issue, what you just mentioned at the end. the federal civil rights violation. pamela, you know, one of the things that constrains the federal government here is that they

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thank you very, very much, james. >> infinite joy and it's not over.t's not over. >> that's right. >> he's with us forever, thank god. >> that's right. thank you, james. >>> coming up, we're going to have much more on the joy and the genius of robin williams. it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. centurylink your link to what's next. >>> as james lipton just told us, jonathan winters was robin williams' idol. here they are together. >> here we are, robin leach, lifestyles of the unusual and funny. back at someone's backyard talking louder than anyone we've ever known, jonathan winters. i'm wearing a cheap suit, he's got an emblem. let's watch, let's see what his home is like. >> they're all buried over here. so ally bank real

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>> it's a huge liability, joy. i think when you have countries all over the world looking at the united states to see how we're going to react to people who are americans just like them and how bad it's been, it's time for not only former secretary of state clinton to speak out, but it's also time for the republican party to speak out. the dnc just passed a resolution on this very issue. they didn't need to wait for the president to act. there are leaders like you talked about with this letter that signed on asking the president to look at many other ways to not only provide instruction to local law enforcement but to heal communities that have been ravaged by stop and frisk policies, racial profiling, so on and so forth. so the rnc needs to speak out per their gop autopsy review and report, and so does secretary clinton. this is not a political problem. this is about real american lives, whether they're black, white, or green. it is absolutely time for everyone to speak up, to speak out, and to act. we have to mov

>> recusal absolutely should happen here, joy. one of the most important things i can say is the community is crying out for charges to be filed. but charging is only the beginning. charging is only as good as the integrity and the enthusiasm of the prosecutor who's bringing those charges. but for us trial lawyers, that's just the beginning. then we have to put together a case. we have to bring it not only to a grand jury but ultimately to a jury of 12 people in that community who will convict or not. and we saw in the trayvon martin case how the case fell apart because the prosecutors didn't argue the evidence effectively. everybody thought it was a wonderful victory when george zimmerman was charged. but ultimately, it ended in an acquittal and more demonstrations and more frustration in the community because the prosecutors didn't put the case away at trial. and i'm concerned that we could be seeing a replay of that here. >> and lisa makes, i think, the spot-on point. this prosecutor would still be the person, pamela, that woul

if you're feeling love, compassion, joy, empathy, equi equity. your brain starts to make dopamine, opiates, endorphins. these are anti-depressants. on the other hand if you're feeling hostility, resentment, guilt, depression, fear, you make cortisol which weakens the immune system and has many other effects. so every moment your genes are influenced by what you're feeling, what you're thinking, even the way you speak, how you look at the environment, your eating, sleeping habits. this was a new science that was not even there ten years ago. >> everything that we're hearing about. just to boil down to what you were saying. you were an endegree craniologist. studying the chemicals that influence our brains and immune systems and realized if we could control these chemicals we can actually create biologically beneficial outcomes? >> that's a good way to say it. our body moves between two states. one is inflammation, but inflammation is also protective response. so if you fall down, you your yourself, you need the inflammatory response so you don't b

and he could really find joy in the moment people could. >> reporter: lots of pelen washingt find joys the classes of all types including thousands who have been through classes or sat through hundreds of performances. >> a cross section of washingtonens have day jobs and wear suits during the day and have the secret identity. >> reporter: the suicide death of robin williams he said is a time for actors and anyone to take a closer look at friends and family. >> lookout for each other. if somebody is going through a tough time help them out. >> reporter: he says he hopes people celebrate robin williams by finding reasons to laugh. >> tell him thanks so much. >>> a moment of despair interrupted by a trooper on a mission. we'll show you more of this rescue that changed one man's fate. >>> the man who shot up a house and killed a 3-year-old girl is still on the run. we'll tell you what is next for the grieving family. >> reporter: controversov a proposed firing range and the impact it can have on these dogs. dogs. th sure... hey canyou bet! this? that's our new interactive speaker wall. '

so, if you are a skillful surf you are, every wave is joy and ex hill arrestation.f you are not prepared, every wave is a disaster. >> so what's your prescription, though? if meditation is a sort of medicine, what's the dosage? >> the research studies have suggested that about 20 minutes once or twice a day, preferably twice a day, is more than adequate. >> deepak chopra's answer to ending every world conflict coming up. . >> i am stephanie cy talking to deepak chopra. >>> one of your many books you have written is a book called "super brain" with a noted harvard neuro scientist named rudy tanzy. what is a super brain? >> a super brain is an integrated brain. we have three parts to our brain. we have a reptilian brain, which goes back 300 million years, which is only involved in fight or flight. it's survival. and it still dominates our world right now. you know, i am using my hand right now because this is a handy model of the brain. this would be a spinal chord. this would be a reptilian brain called the limbic brain called your emotional brain. your emotional bra

his movies brought joy and laughter to millions.e public eye battled with depression and sobriety. we are going to talk with the people who new williams and we are going to look back at the decades of his work and the characters that are impossible to forget and impossible to not bring a smile to your face when you think about it. that's coming up. >>> the police cal unrest in iraq over the devastation of a new prime minister. can the country battle back isis militants in the middle of this showdown? ivan watson went on a heart pounding aid and rescue mission to help free some of the people trapped in the mountains after they were forced to flee the threat of isis. it's a desperate situation. you must see the video. it's incredible and heart wrenching when you see the look on some of the young children's faces as they are getting on to the helicopter. they don't know where they are headed next. >> the panic and the gunfire, important. >> important for the world to see that. >>> breaking overnight, ebola, the outbreak widening. more

so, if you are a skillful surf you are, every wave is joy and ex hill arrestation.f you are not prepared, every wave is a disaster. >> so what's your prescription, though? if meditation is a sort of medicine, what's the dosage? >> the research studies have suggested that about 20 minutes once or twice a day, preferably adequate. >> deepak chopra's answer to ending every world conflict coming up. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america . >> i am stephanie cy talking to deepak chopra. >>> one of your many books you have written is a book called "super brain" with a noted harvard neuro scientist named rudy tanzy. what

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] -- joy and laughter he gave to millions. i suspect this is going to shake up hollywood and lots of statements coming out tonight, trace? >> they are already coming out, greta. you go on twitter, can you see that people are are just shocked. it took us a while because when the sheriff's department released this press release, it had robin williams name in there. the age matched. of course the name matched of the it didn't say robin williams the actor. just a robin williams had been found inside his home. of course when we confirmed that it was in fact robin williams, you could just feel the internet exploding. we have lance armstrong who rereleased this quote rest in peace, robin, i will always remember you as one hell of a friend. there is more. >> much more on breaking news actor robin williams found dead. new information just coming out. the it latest coming up. our visionary cloud infrastructure, and dedicated support, free you to focus on what matters. centurylink. your link to what's next. moderate to severe is tough, b

he had a real talent of bringing out joy and laughter in somebody. picture is pasted all over the funny bone in st. louis, where we're from. i grew up with him in st. louis, my dad always mimics him. he's impacted a lot of people. and so, he's going to be missed. he's definitely going to be missed. >> this is an actress that put down these flowers. when you put them down you were crying, why? >> it's an enormous loss to the entertainment community and every moviegoer out there. he was the jeannie, and an incredible talent and person to boot. it's a very sad day. >> you said he inspired you. >> absolutely. i remember vividly watching mrs. doubtfire when i was 12 years old and hearing his bits and -- my name is -- he's just amazing energy. and for me, this is my hero, that's passed and it's a really devastating time. thoughts and prayers go out to his family. >> wolf, a lot of emotion as you can imagine here on hollywood boulevard. the sudden passing of robin williams has shocked people. and it's bringing people down here to pay their respects. >> it's

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some of the news makers and stars that remind us everyone has joys and struggle in life.l look back, starting with one of the most famous directors in dance movie history. proof that sometimes you just have to go ahead and "sing in the rain." ♪ >> he danced in puddles, which had to be the exact spot and exact timing. we had to dig the cement out and make it for him to splash at that point. >> reporter: the director told us a secret. it was blisteringly hot in the studio, and gene kelly had a temperature of 110 degrees. so many of our persons of the week reminding us you can have success and also the lessons learned in failure. as long as you laugh. >> i wish them to be okay with the fact that they won't meet their dreams. if you can go out in the world not letting it stop you when things don't go your way, you are unstoppable. >> and alan alda telling us why he teaches acting to science students. because he says you can overcome your fears if you really concentrate on someone else. >> it's making contact. if you're doing that, you're not concentrating on how you're doing.

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almost unimaginable for someone who seems to have so much joy to his life, how he brings so much joya state of misery. this is a problem with depression. listen, i was just thinking how many celebrities we have dealt with that died of mental conditions. he had heart disease and that's not too what took him. larry pointed that out again, 20 million people with this disorder, a significant percentage depressed. but it is a brain disease. he had at least three things. one genetic heritage. two, heart surgery recently. he even mentioned in that tape you played, emotional vulnerability he felt. emotionality goes to depression. and someone with long period of sobriety struggling with relapse, that can often cause severe depression. >> when these things happen, it is time for us to get rid of stigma. stand by, dr. drew, i want it bring if dan simon. he is out in the bay area. and robin williams lived there for quite sometime. what's the reaction from there? take us through it. >> i >> well, i can tell you that he was a fixture here in the bay area. he lived in a few different neighborhoods.

working with robin for those five days was really a real joy

. >> pam: known and loved around the world for the joy he brought to millions of people. actor and comedian robin williams was declared dead just after noontime today. but authorities in marin county the acknowledged his debt is being reduced as a suicide. kron4 just bush is live outside williams' tip your kron area home tonight where his body was discovered today. jeff?. >> reporter: always concerned about what was calling on in other people's lives. >> he was out there riding his bike in the morning. to me he was just another person that did so much good in the world for his plans and everyone. >> i do not believe this. >> reporter: people are remembering robin williams for how he influenced his or their life. >> reporter: i remember his days with working with happy days and then his career exploded with a more and mindy. >> reporter: i am just bush reporting live kron 4 news. >> pam: charles clifford at the sea cliff home in san francisco. >> reporter: the home right behind me is his former home he has not live in here in several years but that has not stopped a steady

it's going to take a lot of work to get to that joy, what real peace should look like.erious election and voting problem that needs to be addressed. it has serious poverty issues that need to be addressed. and so once we're done celebrating the life of michael brown, this community needs to decide, what does that joy in the morning look like. how do we get there? how do we take the emotions and direct it at something positive and something that's going to be long lasting? because once all the cameras are gone, once we're gone, once the parents are alone, you'll still have these issues and problems that precipitated this tragedy. what are you going to do to fix these problems? >> appreciate both of you. at first we thought it wasn't -- they weren't going to end on time, but the pastor skipped a whole bunch of people. i'm sure people are happy he did that. i think it may be close to being on time, 1:00 eastern. >> i love the music that i've been hearing, it's so uplifting. can i ask you a question, don? when i saw the number of people that were coming, clearly, that's a s

such a sad story, especially because he brought so much joy to so many people. williams was a frequent guest on bay area tv. one of the hosts who had the pleasure of interviewing him, nice enough now to join us by phone. thank you, ross. as you and i both know, when you interview robin williams, you never know what's going to happen. so your thoughts when you heard this sad news about him. >> oh, absolutely. he brought system such laughter to everybody, but you hit it right on the nail there, we mentioned doing an interview with him, and i interviewed him when he was still doing "mork and mindy," that was where we met him for the first time. >> one of the crazy things about him, you could start doing an interview with him and you didn't have to say another word in the middle of the interview, he would take off. i'm sure you have tons of memories like that. >> absolutely. one of the things you do in an interview, you want some control. if you're going to interview robin williams, you forgot all control, let him do his thing and just laugh. he was a genius, jessic

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so for those persons who find it to be more of a struggle most days, the joy in living is what? motivation to keep doing it is what? >> the motivation to keep doing it is the future is always going to be better. one of the experiences that i've been through that is part of the book is that i took -- a couple of years ago, i made a trip to the chad refugee camp from the women from darfur. and we met 23 women. and one after the other, the horror stories that had been through to end up in that camp was just appalling. i mean, when i wanted to just disappear, vanish sbchlt that experience has impact my sleep till today. but one thing that i see before i left, they say to us, we're already a victim of the situation that we doentd choose. whatever you come out of here to do for us, don't victimize us twice. all we're asking from you is to do everything in your capacity for the peace to be reinstated in our country, for safety and security to exist for us to be able to raise the children that we have to get a life. and that is something that every day i'm in a difficult situation, i wa

people remembering the laughter and joy of iconic comedian and actor robin williams. we have reaction from people in the bay area who were touched by his good morning. it is tuesday, august 12th. i'm james fletcher. bebell bell bell car bomb the >>: unforgettable. unmistakable. and undeniably a product of the bay area. robin williams will be remembered here in the bay area-- not only for big movie roles like the locally filmed mrs doubtfire, but also for his frequent surprise appearances at local comedy clubs. >> james:known and loved around the world for the joy he brought to millions of people-- actor and comedian robin williams was declared dead monday afternoon-- by authorities in marin county. >> james:they acknowledge his death is being reviewed as a suicide. kron 4's jeff bush went to williams' tiburon home and spoke to neighbors about williams' death. >> reporter: we just saw him on his bicycle and he lived a quiet life. >>: we had no inkling that this was possible. >>: he was a great guy so i do not know how to react. >>: i'm friends with his stepson he would

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"the cycle" is up next. >> joy, another very busy news day, as you know.top of the somehow, we have a former double agent who was recruited by extremists. he's going to tell us his story and give us a sense of what isis is doing to recruit westerners from all around the world, something that really frightens me. we'll get the latest in ferguson. it seems that it's beginning to be more peaceful but the under lying issues, as we know, are still there. we have steve kornacki joining us. >> that just adds to it. >> obviously the most important thing today. that's journalism for you. >> i'm just telling you, it's all about us. >> "the cycle" is up next. did you know, your eyes can lose vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. ocuvite. [guyi know what you're excited. you're thinking beneful. [announcer]and why wouldn't he be? beneful has wholesome grains,real beef

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fellow comedian joy behar told cnn, it is a tremendous loss. >> he was a good soul.e was a very generous guy. he was nice to people. he was not a mean guy, you know? it's a terrible thing. i'm at somebody's house tonight and we are having dinner et cetera. people just screamed. it was shocking when this came through. well, what else can i say? it's a terrible, terrible, thing. >> the ability to make somebody laugh is a powerful, powerful gift. he had it more than almost anyone else. so many people are moved and touched by his death. we are going to have more all morning on cnn. >> sometimes that laughter in comedy is masking. >>> it's been another violent night in missouri following the shooting death of a black teenager by police. shots were heard in the area and tear gas used to dispurse the crowd of 300 people. arrests were made. we have not seen the widespread looting that shook that community 12 hours earlier. michael brown's parents rejected suggestions that the teenager, their son, went after the officer's gun before he was fatally shot. >> he just graduated o

you get to see the joy you have.the good part. >>> even though he's tragically gone, you haven't seen your last robin williams movie. we got more on that. that's coming up, next. people find out state farm does car loans as well as they do insurance, our bank is through. good point. grab an edge. look there's two guys on the state farm borrow better banking sign. nope for real there's two dudes on the state farm borrow better banking sign. [ reporter ] breaking news from the state farm borrow better banking sign... we're seeing two men that have climbed the borrow better banking sign gentlemen please get down from the state farm borrow better banking sign. phil get the hose. okay he's getting the hose. alright, let's go. [ male announcer ] talk to a state farm agent about car loans that can save you hundreds. that's borrowing better. >>> robin williams' legacy will live forever on film and not just the ones you've seen. williams act in several movies that will come out in the future. ted rollins reports. >> reporter:

. >> joining me now is host of msnbc's "the reid report," joy reid.ell, joy, glide technologies is saying yes, that was recorded at the time that we know the shooting of michael brown was going on. >> yeah, and that's significant, both obvious hi now because it can be matched against the eyewitness accounts that we already have. you've had a number of those witnesses here on your show. so if the accounts of the shots do match up with the narrative we've heard before, there were shots fired at michael brown by the officer, then michael brown turns and the final and fatal shots are fired, that is actually significant. particularly because there's been a lot of analysis about that pause, because that gives the idea, if authenticated, there might have been a pause in which the officer had time to decide what to do next. and it raises the question of whether michael brown having now heard or felt the first flurry of shots, would then logically go toward the person who is shooting him, because the distance between the officer and michael brown is going to b