joining me now is leslie mcspadden who is planning a bid for ferguson, missouri's city council. morning, leslie. >> good morning, reverend al. >> i remember four years ago when your father called me and i came into ferguson and got to know you and the family. and from day one, you always committed to making what happened to michael brown about more than just you and the family. you said to me from the moment we met and we've remained very close since then that you want to make sure that there's a bigger message and a bigger purpose than michael's life served. and then when you told me you were thinking about running for the city council, and you decided to announce it that day, is this where you were headed, and is this the purpose of your run, that you want to deal with a bigger vision than just your own personal pain, but really dealing with the pain of citizens? >> exactly. we do not want to see another ferguson, another tragedy, another young kid dead in the streets and a mother mourning the loss of her son way too early. we do not want to have that again. >> the three thing

leslie mcspadden said she wants to focus on community policing, economic equality and access to healthle confirming everything is better with bacon. after a trial run in new york city, the mexican food chain will offer bacon in some of its locations in california and possibly expand it nationwide. what do you guys think? >> can you get a breakfast burrito with the bacon? >> a chicken taco with bacon on top. >> can i just get the bacon? that's all i really want. >> side of bacon. >> i love that idea. >> bacon is paula's love language. >> it is. thank you for recognizing that. coming up the backlash over the movie "slenderman." we'll tell you why it isn't being shown in some theaters. >>> first, the brutal cold case murders that went unsolved for 35 years. >> authorities finding their suspect with the help of dna evidence. zachary kiesch joining us with more. >> good morning, adrienne. the hunt for this killer has been going on for three decades. investigators never gave up hope. they were helped by changes in nevada law that require the department of corrections to log inmate dna sample

you heard from leslie mcspadd mcspadden-head. she is the mother of michael brown, the teenager who was shot and killed by a police officer in ferguson, missouri, four years ago this week. the ins stent sparked protests in ferguson and around the country. her run for city council myrirrs that of wesley bell, a concerned ferguson citizen who won a council seat and is now poised to take on an even bigger public office. st. louis pr what makes the win so stunning is that four years ago bell stood on the front lines of protests in ferguson, missouri, trying to quell anger after the shooting death of michael brown by police officer darren wilson. bell promised to deliver change to policing in his community after grand jury found there was not enough evidence to indict wilson. >> i would like to introduce you next city councilman of fernson. >> reporter: change came after a strategic door knocking campaign earned him a seat on the ferguson city council. >> what was it that you saw the need? >> i saw a need for leadership. >> reporter: t