louis prosecutor bob mccollough from the mike brown case.ave after the brief conversation organizers were allowed to deliver the documents, which they say contained 70,000 signatures. >> we know that bob not step aside, to do so, it is toay that he i buy assed and that he cannot be fair and impartial. that. but weill.tics say they have no confidence in mccollough has family members on the police force. why do you think he should step down? >> because he has a history of showingódwe don't think that this case will get a fair trial. >> reporter: in a statement mccollough reiteratedrom his responsibilities. >> it is expected to take months before the grand jury darren charged for teenager. many in fe wednesday's visit by attorney general eric holderredustice will be. >> long after thisf2 story l levepartment will ferguson. >> the unrest seems to be calming down. last night's protest were smaller and only a handful of arrests n clayton missouri for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> u.s. officials say family of the james foley received a ransom demand

missouri governor could remove mccollough, but after days of uncertainty, nixon said he was leave himplace, and that appointing a special prosecutor could jeopardize the prosecution. for his part, mccollough has said, he would only step aside of the governor orders him too. >> let me be clear, our priority is for the federal to take over the spire investigation. >> protestors say they can't can move on, until other demands are met. they want the man who shot brown, officer darren wilson to be fired immediately. and they want his boss, the police chief and the mayor to resign. >> because they have shown a failure of leadership in this time of crisis. and if they do not resign, we call upon the people of ferguson to immediately do a recall of the mayor of ferguson. >> all right, we are having a few technical issues there, again, the headline is that robert mccollough, who is the prosecute canner is not stepping down, although he is acknowledging the frustrations and anxieties that people may have about connections to police departments. the other news today, things have been very peacef

according to david mccollough, a teacher and they're on this particular subject this style of parenting is doing a lot of harms to kids. the it makes them anxious, dependent and narcissist particular, it is a bad combination. he said micro managing your kid can make them terrified of failure and unable to cope in the real world. >> so like do their science projectses for them. >> like if anything comes up, if they get in trouble with school, if they have trouble with something you just kind of take care of it. >> you take care it. they never have to fail or overcome, anything. >> yes. >> manage every little issue or problem. >> do you know who i think would be a perfect snow plow parent then. >> steve keyly. >> as i said, through go, here comes another one. >> yes. >> that never gets old. >> hey, by the way. >> i don't know if you saw this or in the but there were reports that say we may have just as bad as win the they are coming winter as last. >> really. >> absolutely. >> here's why. we're in the same pattern we have been in all winter. >> polar vortex. >> we have had polar vortex th

everyone that chris is hearing from and everyone that i am hearing from, no one believes that bob mccollough to seek an indictment against this officer. >> the tensions have been brewing and deeply rooted when it comes to the prosecutor and the law enforcement. i want to bring you in because one of the interviews that struck me when you have been reporting is with that cab whoa gave us perspective and history. the insight that makes you understand why we are here at this hour. in a curfew in ferguson, missouri after this teenager was gunned down. fill us in on what you learned from that interview. it's fascinating. >> i ran into him out on the street. he is the guy whose second generation st. louis county. his folks grew up here in what they call north county. he talked about the fact that this area got the suburban instrument and it was a place where a lot of folks inside the city limits moved in the 1960s post brown when the schools were desegregat desegregated. there was a lot of desegregation and they moveed from north st. louis into st. louis county. that was kind of irish catholic work

you made a decision in the last week not to replace the controversial prosecutor robert mccollough. in fact, what you said in making that decision, that to do would potentially jeopardize the prosecution. how? >> well, first of all, you have an elected prosecutor. he should do his job, do his duty as the attorney general. i think you focus on making sure they live up to the high standards that are out there, making sure they get all the information so justice can be served. >> do you believe he has the trust of the people of your state and the people of ferguson? >> he was elected overwhelmingly by the people a number of times. he's been through a lot. certainly with this level of attention i think everyone will work hard to do their best work. >> how concerned are you, and this has been expressed by a number of people, that if there is not a decision to prosecute in this case, if charges are not brought, that there will be more unrest? are you prepared for that? and give us a sense of your level of concern. >> well, as i said before, we've been working hard over the last two weeks

i think i've been told you also have the right to take the investigation away from bob mccollough.g to take the investigation away? >> yes. >> yes. >> yes! >> our focus at this time clearly is on the security here, making sure we get peace. as i said before, there are a number of people, people of goodwill, people of good strength, that are working extremely hard to get justice. >> do you have that authority? >> i'm not going to -- as i said when i got involved in this at an operational level, our focus was security, and we're going to maintain that focus while continuing to comment and support appropriately. there's another question over here. >> how are you and captain johnson, how are you all going to enforce this curfew? >> peacefully. >> peacefully. are you bringing back military force? how are you planning to enforce this curfew? >> the best way for any -- >> captain johnson? >> we'll hear from him. we'll hear from him. we're here -- you know -- the best way for us to get peace is for everybody to help to make sure that have been gets home safe tonight at 12:00 and gets a goo

let's tart with bob mccollough and calls for him to recruits himself do you think he should?cause the governor doesn't want to get involved. i don't think jay nixon wants any part of what's happened in ferguson. he's not bun a particularly good job. he hasn't been very engaged. he feels as long as i put this on mcculloch, he might be able to get an indictment, but a conviction, no one believes it. >> makeup, nine whites, three african-americans, what are you hearing about the makeup of it. >> the rate is demographics, if you look at rasheed mcbride, the makeup as to do with whether or not someone is going to get convicted. now the threshold to get indict said really low. there's a good chance he'll get an indictment against officer wilson but the likelihood of a conviction, it's next to no. >> thank you very much. >> christi, back to you. >> thank you, victor, so much. >>> coming up here next, it's one thing to fight isis on their own turf, right? what happens if they do get inside the u.s., and are they here? >>> at 34 years old, victor is a less likely first-timers. yet the