among the people who were there was lesley mcspadden, the mother of michael brown.o sherilyn eiffel, the president of the naacp legal defense fund. i started by asking lesley mcspadden, mike brown pokÉmon, if she thinks there should be more federal monitoring of the ferguson police. lesley: to be honest, i do not think there should be a ferguson police department anymore. amy: what should there be? lesley: maybe just fire them all and let there be some new top, and with the old us with the new training, start with a new batch, and they will get the proper training to give the cubs that are already working. amy: do you think jackson to go, the police chief? lesley: [laughs] do you think jackson should go? amy: do you think the mayor should go? lesley: the you think the mayor should go? amy: what the governor? leslyey: same question. amy: i just want to leslie mcfadden, the mother of michael brown, and i asked her about the monitoring of the police department and retraining, and she said they should all be fired. why try to retrain the old, one not bring in a whole ne

. >> michael brown's mother, lesley mcspadden climbs up on top of the car to join them.ls. >> this is wrong. i know you areal wrong. >> reporter: the family had been notified and she was here to share the news. there would be no indictment. so we watched michael brown's reaction. the crowd will be intense. the police started to disperse the crowd. >> you need to stop throwing objects at the police. you are unlawfully assembled. you need to get out of the street or you'll be subject to arrest. do it now. behind me there are 12 men on their niece, trying to keep the police coming any closer. looks like the police are ready to fire tear gas >>> that was last fall. fast-forward to michael brown's family after the justice department's conclusions that darren wilson will not face charges of violating brown's civil rights. the family said it will fire a lawsuit against darren wilson and the city. the civil action will reveal a clearer picture of what really happened >>> friday on "america tonight" - the real damage done. a next generation look at the crack epidemic. "america to

also deputy director mcspadden came and shared the information about the new hub program that's taking place and wanted the council to come to some of the group meetings and we were able to send representatives to those meetings. we had a report from our site visit committee and two sites were visited, the 30th center site and the cap street site and we got positive feedback on both of those sites. lastly, the education committee will be postponing our next class at the bethany center because there's a program on the same day, the 20th of february, that will be done through the lgbt community and there was a conflict so we had to postpone it. and we will be having our next training in march. and that is my report. are there any questions? >> any questions? thank you. >> thank you and belated happy new year to everyone. >> thank you. joint legislative committee report, diane lawrence. >> good morning, commissioners. the legislative committee also met on january 21st. some of the groups had not -- that normally would report at a joint legislative committee meeting had not met yet, they w

in a statement, michael brown's parents, lesley mcspadden and michael brown, sr. said -- "while we are saddened by this decision, we are encouraged that the doj will hold the ferguson police department accountable for the pattern of racial bias and profiling they found in their handling of interactions with people of color. it is our hope that through this action, true change will come not only in ferguson, but around the country. if that change happens, our son's death will not have been in vain." in syria, dozens of people are dead following a rebel attack on a government intelligence building in the embattled city of aleppo. jihadist groups including the al qaeda-linked nusra front have claimed responsibility. it comes just days after opposition fighters rejected a temporary truce in aleppo, saying they won't accept any deal that keeps basher al-assad in power. u.s. and iranian negotiators have reported progress in their bid to reach a nuclear deal before a march 31 deadline. the talks will reconvene on march 15 after concluding on wednesday. the advances come