now, this would effectively close the michael brown case, but another investigation is still open. law enforcement sources tell cbs news the fbi completed its investigation into the shooting death of michael brown by police officer darren wilson. wilson shot and killed the unarmed teen during an altercation last august. a missouri grand jury refused to indict him. after completing interviews with more than 200 people and review reviewing surveillance tapes and cellphone videos, the fbi finds wilson did not violate brown's civil rights. there were accusations that the officer had used violent unnecessary use of force. >> certainly we can understand the father who fears his son can't walk home without duress. >> prosecutors are trying to determine if the largely white ferguson force has demonstrated a history of racial profiling and discrimination. in his state of the state address, missouri governor jay nixon spoke of the need for reform. >> we must recruit, train, and certify professional law enforcement that reflects the diversity of the community it serves. >> authorities again r

but it wasn't just about michael brown, they told us. they were angry at about something more profound than that. >> they just harass, they just treat you like you don't belong. >> who do? the police? >> yea the police? >> we've got two strikes: black and male. so all we got to do is a miss a blinker and we're stressed out in the middle of the street. >> that's what people say? two strikes? >> you make a face at a cop, strike 3 you're out. you're going to jail for something. >> what these young men were talking about is more than just a "perception" of unfair treatment from police. >> they have no connection to them culturally, other than as police officers patrolling the area and enforcing the law. >> adolphus pruitt is head of the local naacp chapter which filed a federal civil rights complaint in late 2013 against the st louis county police for disproportionately targeting blacks. >> a young black kid can live in an urban area and when he leaves his house and he's going for a walk or he's going to work, he's going to school he's subje

a grand jury in missouri did not indict wilson already michael brown's death and sources familiar with the investigation tell cnn the fbi has now found no evidence that brown's civil rights were violated. >> the u.s. justice department is still finishing up its report but an attorney for brown's family issued this statement. the family of michael brown, jr., will wait for official word from the justice department recording whether or not any charges will be filed against the police officer who shot and killed him. there's been no word from officer darren wilson's attorney. >> the question is could this be the end of potential legal trouble for officer wilson in earlier i spoke with our legal analyst jeffrey toobin about what happens next. jeffrey, the decision by the justice department is it much of a surprise especially after officer wilson was not prosecuted at a state level if >> it's not, john. in our somewhat unusual system that we have for prosecuting crimes in the united states there are often two possible jurisdictions under which someone can be prosecuted. the state, in this c

i think you've got to remember the irony is that michael brown was still an unarmed person. irony. >> but he tried to get armed, didn't he? right? >> but when he died on the street he had no gun. >> but he also got shot right in the top of the head that goes to the narrative he was charging right? >> well, i think as a country learns more about that shot, it will be rather clear officers certainly had a chance to avoid what happened here. >> do you think he was a good person, michael brown in the end? if your son was on tape robbing a store, intimidating a clerk, fighting for a cop's gun would you want the white house to send a representative to the funeral of a kid that acts like that? >> well, i think you're missing the narrative, sean. any time you see an unarmed person get killed the public outcry that that is wrong now, particular facts in this case are starting to open for some type of proof. >> there is a lesson to be learned here. >> don't rob a store, don't intimidate a clerk, don't fight cops for guns and don't charge cops >> and one more lesson, don't shoot unarme

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the family of michael brown jr. will await for official word from the justice department regard whether or not any charge also be filed against the police officer who shot and killed him. no word from officer wilson's attorney either. earlier, i spoke with jeffrey toobin. he says it is really no surprise. >> in our somewhat unusual system that we have for prosecuting crimes in the united states, there are often two possible jurisdictions under which someone can be prosecuted. the state, in this case the state of ohio. but also the federal government sometimes can bring charges. but what made this case unlikely from the start was that in a case like this, where a law enforcement officer shoots and kills a civilian, the barriers to a federal prosecution are higher than a state prosecution. so the fact that a state didn't prosecute him made a federal case much less likely. >> the federal case was based on what, hate crimes, that officer darren wilson violated michael brown's civil rights? >> yes, the federal government

. >> it's beyond michael brown at this point. it's beyond just you know the chants that we're saying. this is something wrong with america. this is the issue of systemic racism. >> supporters of all races kicked off the march at mount vernon square and walked nearly a mile to pennsylvania avenue and ninth street northwest wrapping up on the steps of the f.b.i. building. emotions ran high among angry commuters stuck in traffic. some were i like scott winters who was headed to the airport. >> where do you have to go? >> california. >> so you have to catch a plane. >> while he sat in traffic, he pointed out something he considered ironic. >> i find it interesting how you have police protecting their rights to do so oochltd auto they say they're exercising their rights to call attenti to a serious racial issue also present in the district. supporters are asking for the mayor muriel bowser to end stop and frisk in d.c. something they describe as a form of racially biassed policing. >> on this day, on dr. martin luther king jr.'s birth

back in november a grand jury cleared officer wilson in michael brown's death.e witnesses claimed the teenager had his hand up before the officer filed the deadly shot other. witnesses backed up officer wilson's claim that michael brown charged him and the shooting was in self-defense. the different accounts and the fact that officer wilson is white and michael brown was black, led to protests across the nation. the demonstrations sometimes turned violent. yesterday st. louis county police released surveillance video showing looters trashing a store in november. vectors say they're still searching for almost hundred people caught on camera. garrett teney is in our midwest news hub. even the justice department doesn't bring charges this is a case that has a long way to go. >> yeah, it does. the justice department is conducting an entirely separate civil rights investigation. this one looking into the ferguson police department, and any allegations that have been out there racially biased policies, including traffic stops, arrests excessive use of force, which we

no charges expected for the police officer who shot and killed michael brown. the federal investigation not finding enough evidence against officer darren wilson. what we are learning about the new report ahead. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is thursday, january 22nd. we begin with a crisis in yemen that could give al qaeda a new foothold and give al qaeda new power. there is a tentative deal between the u.s. backed government and rebels who have been attacking the president's palace for days. it is not clear if this truce will last any longer than the last one. yemen is now a hotbed of terrorism. al qaeda's affiliate claims to have planned and funded some of the paris terror attacks. a leader of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula releasing a new video calling for jihadists to launch lone wolf attacks at home and in europe and in the united states. and isis is now known to be active and recruiting in yemen. the obama administration sees yemen as crucial to the war on terror but this morning, that partner

michael brown assaulted a police officer after robbing a store this his own neighborhood. are so many young black men turning out this way? i think eric holder and barack obama are uniquely qualified to lead that conversation. they have no interest in having it. lou: no interest in having it and i struggle to comprehend why i think so many of us in this country actually believe -- you and i have never talked about it but i actually was one of those people who thought we had a pretty good shot at being a postracial society with the election of this president. >> i don't think the heft has any interest -- the left has any interest in being postracial. they believe in divvying us up by race and gender and sexual orientation and making specific appeals based on those characteristics. i think that is the essence of identity politics, and that's what they believe in. i don't think they have any interest in being postracial whatsoever. lou: why do you think there is sort of deference to a president or a former president who says ignorant things that these two men have said? and i

you are wrong. >> at the end of the day. >> no end of the day. >> you cannot look at the it michael brown case in a vacuum. that's what the reverend is trying to say. >> there is novak consume. >> investigated the whole case. >> you look at mike brown eric garner. that march rice. black men killed innocently by police who are unarmed. that's why people are protesting. and that's is why they are continue to say black lives matter. >> you simply do not understand -- >> -- we understand but we may not agree but we understand. >> you don't understand at all so i have to go away now. you don't understand. >> we don't agree. >> a federal intrusion. >> i definitely understand. >> we don't agree. >> all parts of that case were looked at. for any taint of corruption or unfairness. and there is no indictment coming down against anyone. and that's the truth. i have got to go. directly ahead. white house correspondent ed henry on president obama feeling some heagle heat on the islamic terrorist front. and then hillary clinton says no to the keystone pipeline. she simply won't talk about it. why not?

the michael brown case.he allegation being that he took some cigarettes __ eexcuse me, some cigars off the counter and walked away. i miss to __ misdemeanor theft case at best. take the case of eric garner. accused of not stealing cigarettes, but selling loose cigarettes. we get to individuals accused of tobacco related offenses. both minor, petty misdemeanor offenses. both of them end up dead. whether or not eric garner was guilty of in fact of selling loose cigarettes, we will never know. eric garner, there is the allegation that he had actually put the money for the cigars on the counter before he took the cigars off the counter. there was some dispute with the store owner about the price of the cigars, and he just took them off the counter. that is information that i have garnered from sources close to that case. whether or not an offense was committed or not, these people, at most, were guilty of a minor misdemeanor, and certainly the death penalty was not called for. host: connie from illinois. caller:

sources familiar with the investigation tell cnn the fbi found no evidence that michael brown's civil rights were violated at the federal level. >> last november a state court chose not to indict wilson over the teen's death. earlier, our john vause spoke with cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin. he says if it was the outcome, it wasn't that unexpected. >> in our somewhat unusual system for prosecuting crimes in the united states there are often two possible jurisdictions under which someone can be prosecuted. the state, in this case the state of missouri. but also the federal government sometimes can bring charges. but what made this case unlikely from the start was that in a case like this where a law enforcement officer shoots and kills a civilian the barriers to a federal prosecution are higher than a state prosecution. so the fact that a state didn't prosecute him made a federal case much less likely. >> the federal case was based on what hate crimes that officer wilson violate michael brown's civil rights? >> civil rights cases. yes. the federal government can enforce the broader c

west is the community, the street that is adjacent to the community where michael brown was killed. so when i began talking to people on south side there's no , need for the media to be there to stir up trouble because quote, our blacks here are happy. i thought that was important. i mean, outside of the kind -- i thought it was important because it went to the constructive reality between the difference on what people on south fluorescent could understand and what people on west fluorescent were screaming at the top of their lungs. quickly three dispatches i want to read here and i'll sum up with a couple quick points about this. this was from the first night i was there. nothing that happened in ferguson, missouri, since michael brown died at the hands of a police officer there dispelled the notion law -- that this is a place where law enforcement was capable of gross overreaction. just as the sundown on wednesday, local and state officers filled west fluorescent avenue, the main thoroughfare with massive clouds of tear gas. they lobbed flash grenades at protesters gathered there

louis post dispatch tried to get the juvenile record of michael brown. could you just quickly say -- that's the kind of thing that causes the racial divide. we don't quite get well at least some black people don't quite get why a newspaper would go after the juenile record of a child who is now dead. so what was the thifplging that goes into that? so we can understand how this racial divide comes oop about. >> we heard a lot about that. it is trying to depatter the fact -- try to gather the facts. there were a lot of people in the community saying he was a thug. he had a criminal record. so we said let's find out. rfer and you found out that you were wrong. we found out theaches not. and that exactly said it refutured what had been charged against him in the court of public opinion without fact. so we said let's find the fact. yes, we caught heat from that and we got heat from benjamin and i was quoted in our paper it actually showed that michael brown was not a felon. although you look at social media and elsewhere that were the acquisitions. so we didn

ferguson report - darren wilson is not likely to face federal charges in the killing of michael brown. the invitation for israel's leader hour john boehner did an end run around the white house. holiday havana - americans look to cuba as the u.s. eases travel restrictions and texas justice. >> if you do it now, i'll place you under arrest. >> citizens taking up arms to keep an eye on police. >>> tonight it looks like there'll be no charges against a ferguson police officer that shot an unarmed black man to death. according to multiple reports the justice department does not have evidence to file civil right arguments against darren wilson. the shooting led to weeks of protests ashar quraishi is live in ferguson with more. >> good evening, it's been two months since a grand jury decided not to file charges against ferguson officer darren wilson in the fatal shooting death of michael brown in ferguson. tonight it looks like the department of justice is close to wrapping up its investigation. >>> toldattorney general eric holder who has been under pressure to wrap up the probe is yet to

michael brown had been lying in the street, shot six files. times. brown was unarmed. within hours, hundreds of outraged protesters took to the streets. soon some turned violent, looting and vandalizing 12 businesses. a gas station and convenience store was set on fire. more than 30 people were arrested. michael brown's parents protested peacefully leaning on civil rights act visits for support. >> no one has the right to take their child's name and drag it through the mud because you ain't. >> the st louis area has long been one of the country's most segregated regions, blacks had an economic disadvantage according to a 2010 consensus report. in 1980 ferguson was 40% black and 60% white. today near 70% are african-american. the police department has not kept up with the change. the city council is white. many of the police officers are white. >> nothing will change that. >> i don't want society to see this as just an african-american thing. we want justice period. >> the weekend of protests turned into days of anger and days for arrest of the officer who shot brown. p

ss including word of a decision on federal charges against darren wilson in the case gains of michael brown. first, the message of al qaeda in yemen. a message to foot shoulders in the west telling them to stay home, stay home and kill like the rampage in paris. pamela brown has laid developments. she joins us from paris. first, nick payton walsh. from the spokesman, he talks about terror attacks aimed at the u.s. exactly what did he say? >> reporter: well, what's so troubling about this is he basically appeals to those who may be disenchanted or distressed living the al qaeda living in the west. he says do not contemplate emigrating, do not contemplate leaving those countries and come to a place you can fight in the front line. stay where you are. stay where you are and fight that jihad there. that can cause greater damage towards the west. he goes on to talk about how the current attacks now are causing great damage to the west's ability to have embassies, particularly of concern, the sanaa embassy here and talking about the 16 embassies around the world that have been closed owing to the

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louis post dispatch tried to get the juvenile record of michael brown. could you just quickly say -- and that's the kind f to thing that -- the kind of thing that causes the racial divide. we don't quite get -- well, at least some black people don't quite get why a newspaper would go after the juvenile record of a child who is now dead? and so what was the thinking that goes into that, so we can understand how this racial divide comes about? >> we heard a lot about that. it's trying to gather the facts and the information. it's really simple. but it becomes complicated. it wasn't about race. there were a lot of people in the community who were saying he was a thug, he had a criminal record. so we said let's find out. >> and you found out that you were wrong? >> we found out that he was not. that exactly refuted what had been charged against him in the court of public opinion, without fact. so we said let's find the facts. and yes, we caught heat from that and we got heat from benjamin crump. i was quoted in our paper -- it actually showed that michael br

remember after the grand jury decided not to indict officer wilson in the death of michael brown, and there were riots and the department of justice said we're going to look into the fact that we think there is a possibility that darren brown -- darren wilson, who is white killed michael brown based on the color of his skin. according to "the new york times," they have decided that's not the case, and there will be no civil rights charges filed against darren wilson. >> law enforcement officials in the f.b.i. investigation do not have evidence indicating those charges should be brought. eric holder, the attorney general there and his civil rights chief will have the final say on whether they can officially close the case against officer darren wilson. >> because the attorney general has to sign off on it and he seemed pretty determined, he seems almost -- it seems almost inevitable that there was going to be some type of conclusion there that would go against what the grand jury concluded but it's not going to be the case. the question is too in the big picture, when the attorney gene

the justice department is reportedly about to weigh in on the michael brown case, on the michael brown killing in ferguson. we've got the reporter who has the scoop on that story tonight. it's a late breaking story. please stay with us. >>> we're going to have the ferguson story for you in just a moment. but right now there is just breaking news to report tonight on washington, a dramatic and very unexpected development in congress. tomorrow afternoon, the republican-led house of representatives was scheduled to debate and vote on an abortion ban. tomorrow's the 42nd anniversary of roe versus wade supreme court decision. they were going to make a statement by passing a federal ban on abortions after 20 weeks. this is one of the first pieces of legislation that house republicans wanted to pass in the new congress. that was their plan. house republicans were going to take up that bill tomorrow. they were thought as having no issues in terms of whether or not they were going to pass it. but late tonight, just within the last few minutes, just since we've been on the air, this is apparentl

he was not indicted in michael brown's death. sources familiar with the investigation tell cnn the fbi found no evidence that brown's civil riceghts were violate. the justice department is finalizing its report. an attorney for brown's family issued this statement. i'll read it "the family of michael brown jr. will wait for official word from the justice department regarding whether or not any charges will be filed against the police officer who shot and killed him. the family won't address speculation from anonymous sources." >>> there's been no word from officer wilson's attorney. >>> earlier our john vause spoke with cnn analyst jeffrey toobin. he says if this is the true outcome, it wasn't that unexpected. >> in our somewhat unusual system that we have for prosecuting crimes in the united states, there are often two possible jurisdictions under which someone can be prosecuted. in this case the state of missouri, but all the federal government sometimes can bring charges. what made the case unlikely from the start was that in

perhaps the prosecutor had it in for michael brown and skewed that case to the grand jury.ave eric holder, a guy who said, i am committed to this, 40 fbi agents, the most experienced prosecutors in the civil rights division. he sent in the brigades. you cannot use the same argument with eric holder's efforts to find something in this case. >> you can't. but remember this, you're judging it by different standards. not you, you, but the law's different. he doesn't create the law and doesn't create the facts. remember, under a federal prosecution, you're showing intent. was there an intentional deprivation of a civil right. it means that i have a right to travel freely and without excessive force being used against me. in the event you find an intentional deprivation of excessive force, you can do that. if you find that, that of course you may have a civil rights case. on the sate level, if you can't even find negligence, how do you get to the level of intent. i think a lot could come out of it by way of perhaps reform. i think it's a matter of trust. if you have independent i

been hurt. >>> a federal investigation into the shooting death of ferguson, missouri teenager michael brown is over and a man at the center of it is expected to be cleared. the fbi was looking into whether now former police officer darren wilson intentionally violated brown's civil rights. >> law enforcement sources tell cbs news that no civil rights charges are expected to be filed against former ferguson police officer darren wilson for the august shooting death of michael brown. wilson shot the unarmed 18-year- old multiple times during a fight august 9. sources say the fbi has complete interviews are more than 200 people and agents have reviewed numerous surveillance tapes and cell phone videos which captured part of the fatal incident. the fbi report has been turned over to federal prosecutors. an attorney for the brown family released a statement saying they will wait for official word from the justice department regarding whether charges will be field against the police officer who shot and child him. the family won't address speculation from anonymous sources. in november a missouri

no federal civil rights charges are expected in the fataln th shooting of michael brown.as the latest. the measles outbreak is spreading, and ben tracy reports millions of american adults may need a booster shot and don't know it. anna werner on the nfl under pressure. the league nears the end of itses t investigation into charges that the super bowl-bound patriots underinflated nearly a dozenhampio balls in its championship victory.lack and john blackstone on saving anstar aging star. >> we have a senior rover.hy >> pelley: why nasa is notxiou anxious to let this opportunity pass. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the

not only in the shootings of michael brown, eric garner tamir rice and others, but the legal process and backlash that followed. more than half a century after the final vestiges of jim crow were torn down, housing, education, voting, it was illustrated again and again in in 2014 that there is more than one way to look at america. an opportunity and rights, personal safety on the streets. >> this was the scene earlier in december in new york city. washington, d.c. chicago, and oakland. in cities across the country people took to the streets to protest the decisions of two grand juries not to indict police officers in the deaths of two unarmed african-american men. >> what comes as we've seen in recent days in our criminal justice system too many americans feel deep unfairness when it comes to the gap of professed ideals and how laws are applied on a day-to-day basis. >> the grand jury decisions i am inflamed protesters. and the shooting of 18-year-old michael brown in ferguson, missouri, by a white police officer darren wilson, those shootings and the shooting of a 12-year-old boy in

no federal civil rights charges are expected in the fatal shooting of michael brown. bob orr has the latest. the measles outbreak is spreading, and ben traci reports millions of american adults may need a booster shot and don't know it. anna werner on the nfl under pressure. the league nears the end of its investigation into charges that the super bowl-bound patriots underinflated nearly a dozen balls in its championship victory. and john blackstone on saving an aging star. >> we have a senior rover. >> pelley: why nasa is not anxious to let this opportunity pass. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, we begin tonight with breaking news from washington. it appears the white police officer who shot an unarmed black man to death in ferguson, missouri, will not face federal civil rights charges. darren wilson had been cleared by a state grand jury in the death of michael brown but now cbs news has confirmed the f.b.i. has completed its investigation. justice correspondent bob orr has the details. >> reporte

what is michael brown's family saying? >> the family isn't saying anything personally.out to benjamin crump. he said i don't want to say anything. they have commented on things before that weren't true. they are hoping this one isn't true. they don't want to comment on it until they figure it out. i also reached out to darren wilson's representatives. no comment thus far as well. >> thank you very much. >>> new detail about what went on in the cockpit of air asia flight 8501. the plane was climbing twice as fast. we're learning that the stall warning reportedly heard was the sound of a screaming stall warning on the black box. did an undraft take down that flight? >>> why everyone is now squeezing footballs. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contai

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grand jury's decision not to indict police officer darren wilsonor killing michael brown sparked riots back in november. now a member of that grand jury is suing to be able to speak about deliberations. the juror said the public ought to know why the decision was made. joining me now with more on this is jefer jeffrey mitman, good to see you. why is this grand juror suing and why have you taken up the case on behalf of the grand juror? what is the case here? >> this is a classic first amendment case. when we discuss cases of public policy in the united states we believe our elected officials need to be fully informed. the first amendment does not allow the government to control how we talk about issues. unfortunately in this case this is what happened here. the prosecutor had a press conference released information about the grand jury and told public how to think about what occurred and what the grand jurors believed. this grand juror wants the milk, the press and most importantly our public officials to know what happened. >> got you. does the particular case from the grand jury syst

will darren wilson face official charges in the killing of michael brown?the union. >> tonight we turn the page. >> now comes the hard reality. left unsaid. >> we are boko haram. >> no mention much boko haram. is the u.s. doing enough to stop nigeria's nightmare? and capital cost. $10 million for a death penalty case. >> in my view it is definitely money that should be spent elsewhere. >> there are reports tonight that the fbi has found no evidence to support federal civil rights charges against former police officer darren wilson. the fatal shooting of 18-year-old michael brown in ferguson missouri touched off protests sparked a national debate on race and the use of deadly force by police. ash-har quraishi is in ferguson. does that mean no federal charges will be filed against the police officer? >> john, that's what it looks like. the department of justice has not made any announcement but there are reports indicating they are putting a legal memo together that will say that they are not filing those charges against darren wilson, they don't have enough

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when people talk about michael brown, the immediate reference that people had in that community whenter michael problem was shot as part of a community peace festival, a festival held every year to discourage gun violence and encourage peace and have kind of a functioning community. so he was there to recognize this. people saw these immediate kinds of connections between them. but also to the things happening outside of just ferguson missouri. coming two weeks after nonindictment of officer darren wilson in the death of michael brown, the nonindictment of daniel pantaleo in the death of eric garner has a feel of a grim serial filled with redundant plot lines, a production few of us wish to watch but none of us can avoid and a great many of us are complicit in creating. this is not imaginary. here is the man who aspired to become the first black president counseling calm following the acquittal of five officers who shot and killed sean bell, an unarmed black man on the eve of bell's wedding in new york in 2006. obama says obviously there was a tragedy in new york. i said at the time