the local police chief says the officer had come under attack, julian johnson says many neighbors are not satisfied with that explanation. >> no justice, no peace. >> angry protesters march to front door of the police department today demanding answers. just one day after a ferguson officer shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. >> the fatal shooting happened when the officer encountered two men on a street saturday afternoon. >> they say one of the men pushed the officer back into a squad car and there was a struggle over the officer's gun. >> st. louis county police chief john belmar. >> there was at least one shot fired within the car, after that, the officer went -- came back out of the car, he exited his vehicle and there was a shooting that occurred where the officer, in fact, shot the subject. >> dorian johnson with was michael brown. he gave a different account. johnson says the officer pulled up next to the two teens and exchanged words with them before choking brown and trying to pull him into the squad car. the officer he says then exited his car, fired a shot and chase

julian johnson of our st.ouis affiliate kmov reports. >> reporter: a protest aimed at peace. >> this is not an isolated incident. this is a buildup to what's been going on in this community for a very long time and the people need to be heard. >> reporter: and it was guns aimed at them. >> return to your vehicles. return to your homes. >> it's sad because that's not the intent of any of this here. >> reporter: the march meant to show support for 18-year-old mike brown and the ongoing push for justice in his case, but with some protesters there peacefully and others focused on disruption by blocking traffic and sitting in the road, officers nearby took back control. >> we're asking you to continue down canfield. >> reporter: do you think some of those protesters go out there with the intention of trying to provoke police? >> absolutely. many are not from our neighborhood. they're coming in and using this as an opportunity. >> reporter: do you think the police presence would be better? >> yeah. when they show a

julian geiger has returned as ceo. thomas johnsond to step down as ceo and director after the company has done horribly. served as their ceo from 1996 to early 2010. he then went over to a bake shop and did not do so well there, since the went bankrupt and closed down -- >> he resigned before they went under. number nine, tjx, the parent company of t.j. maxx, earnings-per-share topped analyst estimates. retail also raised its full-year outlook. >> keeping with the radial dutch retail thing, -- the retail fell. pollo loco it began with a neutral rating. >> number seven is verizon to medications. but itzon medications regained its title as the fastest wireless provider in the u.s. cap after adding capacity to relief network congestion in big cities like here in new york city. >> exporting goods sought a slide in -- dick's sporting goods saw a slide in second-quarter earnings. line continues to struggle after fewer americans like matt miller hit the links. >> after an internal review, walmart decided that the discount retailer would not

thomas johnson stepping down as ceo and director. julian geiger, he's stepping back into the suite and on to aeropostale's board. the ceo as of december 2013. they're updating the q2 outlook ahead of the planned earnings input on thursday. it fell 13% year over year. the teen retailer now forecasting a second quarter loss of 42 to 45 cents. that's actually better than its previous range of a loss of 55 to 61 cents and better than the street's current 68 cents. expectations for the losses not good to have losses like that. urban outfitters reporting 49 cents income. revenue of 811 million is slightly better than expected. gross margins fell. same store sales were flat overall. the name sakes urban outfitters stores but up 21% and up 6% at anthropology. that company still has a lot of work through to do as it tries to really increase the brand awareness and the sales at urban outfitters. back to you, sarah. >> courtney, a lot of late-breaking news on the retail front. ken, i can't believe another retail ceo is stepping down. >> well, this has

and the latest casualty just yesterday, aeropostale's thomas johnson now replaced by the company's former ceo, julian geiger. >> wow. who can keep track of it all? what's going on in the retail suite? david strasser and denise leone are joining us. she is a brand-building consultant and author of "what great brands do." welcome to you both. david, are you surprised? i've heard people likening this to deck chairs on the "titanic." >> i'm sorry? say that one more time? >> are you surprised at the volume of turnovers in retail or should we listen to those who say it's rearranging deck chairs on "the titanic"? >> well, a lot is changing in retail. the internet has just changed the world of retail a lot. and you know, what you need to spend money on, you know, what gross margin should look like, what product margin should look like, what you should be selling, what the store should look like, everything has changed in the last couple of years, and i think we're seeing a reaction to this by bringing in ceos who have a better understanding of that. >> but the irony is that you're bringing in people who had