the last case of want to talk about, michael brown.michael brown was killed ten minutes from my house. killed by darren wilson and ferguson. they were credible witnesses that describe the scene of the shooting, contradicted his account and it is a case that should have been tried on the facts in front of a jury. but a prosecutor was determined to prevent that and dumped information and told them to sort through it through the testimony of aa hostile witness for who may have been established as fact that she could not have been and was not physically present at the time michael a shot. this was a prosecutor who has a history. twenty years earlier, the jack-in-the-box was filled with students from the local school. to suspects killing them both, both unarmed comeau one of them are gainfully employed father. that goes to a grand jury. he lied about key elements of testimony in the case. .. >> there shouting racist offset him. a vietnamese guy, the other guy beat him so brutally they he is blind in one eye. they've had officers and officia

new, says the boston naacp president. >> it didn' t start with tray von, it didn' t start with michael brown. this has reawakened the conversation around karen: what is new is the access to transparency and the immediacy of technology. >> i called social media the fifth estate. karen: brown' s body lay on a hot asphalt of the ferguson neighborhood for four hours, captured on camera by numerous neighbors and posted on social media. without these images circulating on the internet, with the outcry have been as loud? would it new york city streets have swelled in protest if a mobile phone hadn' t captured eric garner' s last words, "i can' t breathe"? >> we want a reliable account of we can hit social media and be in the thousands making a statement. karen: street journalists taking to social media, bringing light arrived. of activism, but is it enough to' guilty and 90' what happened in staten island, jury, it was connected to black twitter. >> a lot of the work we have done, the huge response to the non-indictment of darren wilson, was through social media. yeah, it was a h the streets. >> we

alison: there are big new developments about the police shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. the city and justice department have reached a deal. jonathan elias has the terms of the deal. the 2014 shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown sent shockwaves across the country and put the ferguson police department in the spotlight. the department of justice reached a tentative agreement on the fergusonges in police department, a 131-page deal. among other things, all officers have to wear body cameras within 180 days, more thorough training on use of force, and also forces the city to revise rules and appeal sections that allow jail time for people who do not pay fines for violations. this after the doj found officers in ferguson routinely using excessive force and making baseless traffic stops. next up, a series of public hearings. jonathan elias, back to you. leon: oregon militia leader ayman bundy is asking people to leave their camp on federal land. he was arrested yesterday after occupying a wildlife refuge for three weeks. they shoot out with law enforcement left one of

. >> michael brown started with a small upstate new york shot in shop in 2008. >> my customers came in and said hey, mike, give me strongest cup of your coffee and that got the gears turning, although we had strong coffee the dark roast weren't always the most caffeinated. >> fast forward to 2012 and the birth of death wish coffee. >> it's like mike's baby, to watch that baby grow and develop is a cool thing. >> he hired his childhood friend as production manager because that's what small business owners do. >> what did you know about this venture? >> i knew i liked it. >> you like coffee. >> yeah. >> with team trust and knack for promotion death wish became a quick hit on the online marketplace and is best seller on amazon. >> we are selling upwards of a thousand pounds a day. >> that was all before this. >> congratulations. >> like, for real. >> winning a small business contest for a superbowl ad sponsored by intuit quick books. >> it will fast forward us ten years down the road in 30 seconds. >> he ramped up production, and a team from intuit quick books and rpa advertising set out

. >> michael brown started with a small upstate new york shot in 2008. >> my customers came in and said hey, mike, give me strongest cup of your coffee and that got the gears turning, although we had strong coffee the dark roast weren't always the most caffeinated. >> fast forward to 2012 and the birth of death wish coffee. >> it's like mike's baby, to watch that baby grow and develop is a cool thing. >> he hired his childhood friend as production manager because owners do. >> what did you know about coffee before you came on board this venture? >> i knew i liked it. >> you like coffee. >> with team trust and knack for promotion death wish became a quick hit on the online marketplace and is best seller on ryan mcdonagh. >> on amazon. >> we are selling upwards of a thousand pounds a day. >> that was all before this. >> congrats. >> like, for real. >> winning a small business contest for a superbowl ad sponsored by in trks uit quick books. >> it it will fast forward us ten years down the road in 30 seconds. >> he ramped up production, and and rpa advertising set out to produce the 30 seco

all of this fooling the shooting death of michael brown. with the justice department, when federal officials found the police department issuing a staggering number of arrest warrants against residents. and diane, why is reaching this agreement an important step for the city? >> reporter: well, tony, if it didn't reach the agreement, the city risked being sued by the department of justice, and that could have resulted in millions of dollars in fines, and that's something that ferguson can ill afford right now. this is a community that has been under fire for the last 17 months, for the way this it handled the michael brown shooting and the way this it handed african-americans for years, and the way that it handled protestors in the aftermath of the michael brown shooting. here are the highlights of the agreement. expanded use of body cameras. all police and jailers who come into contact with the public have to wear them. enhanced police training. the police must document the use of force, and it can only be used necessary. and improved cour

michael brown. michael brown was killed 10 minutes from my house. chilled by garret wilson in ferguson. there were credible witnesses have described the scene of the shooting that contradicted during wilson's account and it is a case that should've been tried on the facts in front of the jury. but a prosecutor was determined to prevent that can dump information up front of the grand jury and told them to sort through it which included the testimony for whom it had been established as fact that she could not have had and was not physically present at the time michael was shot. this was a prosecutor who has a history of that kind of thing. 20 years earlier and a tory shooting jack-in-the-box parking lot when the jack-in-the-box was filled with students from a local school and police carried out an operation with students with two suspects, killing them both. both of them on armed. one of them a gainfully employed father. that goes to a grand jury and is later discovered that the grand jury in the grand public afterward, macola lied about key elements

former fema director, michael brown, was on earlier.viously what people saw as a deplorable break down of government in hurricane katrina. his point is that he doesn't believe that these voices were ignored because they are black or brown or considered amongst the poorest in this country. he somehow believes that those who are low-income don't know the value of their voice, if they're not screaming and yelling. but you look, there are several letters that have been published from two years ago. there are several reports that may have gone ignored. but certainly they were there two years ago of people producing photographs, producing video, showing the faucets at their children's schools covered and closed. >> you know what? i'd say that if i was him, too. >> go ahead. >> what do you say? when you've done something wrong. when you are a little kid, it is okay to lie. but when you are a grown-up, you have to stand and take responsibility. i mean real responsibility. you know? the government's known about this for a long time and did nothi

> the justice department and the city of ferguson has have an agreement following the death of michael brown. >> there will be changes to the city use of force procedures. city council will vote on this next month. >>> the mission's governor has appointed a people of people to make recommendations for people who are exposed to led. >> right now flint residents are unable to drink unfiltered tap water due to contamination. >>> flames engulfed in a building in new orleans over night. the fire spread into a second building beforefirefighters could get it under control. >> the new orleans fire department is investigating but is not releasing the cause just yet. one firefighter sufferas burn. >>> crowds gathered to the beach checking out a hump back whale. the what i am is believed to be between one or two years old >> gerald owen is come is is here now with what's coming up at 5:30. >> i am very optimistic and i will tell you why. >> coming up, who wants to make a deal on the big project >> duke university response concerns of tampa university after a student was robbed at gunpoint. wral news, c

procedures, the civil sum of investigation began after the purchase officer shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown and and 2014 sparking protest. >> police and oregon asking the remaining members of an armed militia to leave the federal land they have occupied for weeks, police arrested the group split group split up last group split up last night and it was shot one during a traffic stop near the wildlife preserve that have been occupied since january 2, that the church says the standoff is turning the committee apart and that the situation did not do not need to turn violent. >> we don't or won't innerbelt, channels come this cannot happen >> will remain in jail until called on the remaining occupiers to leave the property, who have land o lakes tonight at >> rancher indicted two antiabortion activists on felony charge for philatelic video aimed at exposing how planned parenthood exposes field names, defense attorneys call it outrageous and are working with a runaway grand jury but facing second-degree felony for tampering with records, he says that the clients are heroes and that the charges wi

like the case of michael brown in ferguson. there was actually an investigation done they found out in family court that black sisters and brothers were getting harsher sentences than their nonblack counterparts for the exact same things. we have to look at that. that is the pathway to the big house. once you go to the big house sitting there learning how to cook up your those are some of the small things that we've done. >> i think reform begins in our school system. the first time you suspended child out of school you are telling them they don't belong. it creates an attitude of them against us. specially when i know men grow to be a certain height teachers start seeing young boys at the age of 121416 they look at them as though they are men. behavior does not exemplify the behavior they want to see in a child. it actually begins in the public school system. have you treat your young boys and how you treat your young girls. how should they be acting in the classroom. i run the playground. one kick the other boy in the mouth b

ferguson, missouri on changes in the police department there following the 2014 fatal shooting of michael brown led to unrest. the agreement, which must be approved by the state council, calls for training of police offices and changes use of force and averts a federal lawsuit. the department will be monitored. barbara: the man accused of killing three people at a has been transferred to a mental hospital. dear used to live in western north carolina. john: more than 600 animals now serving as evidence after a raid at a shelter in hoke county. the charges the owners are facing and why more could be on the way. barbara: of virginia tech professor is hired to help with the water crisis in flint, michigan. don: spotty showers south and east of the triangle. more about that in the complete we don: welcome back. taking a look at the weather window. i think you will see some raindrops in the sand hill. 30's and climbing only to the 40's by lunchtime. today is the coolest of the next seven. up north, clear and spots. colder in roxboro, oxford and southfield. you are not seeing precipitation. 35 in chap

exactly the way the case ended in the mcduffy case in miami and that ended the came case as the michael brown. it doesn't matter the individual facts. they all end the same way. black lives matter isn't a negotiation of non-black lives it is saying why don't black lives matter? it is a question and then a plea can't black lives matter? or black lives matter, too. so you see a rolling sense of trauma. i will end it by saying then you have african-americans looking at this african-american president and feel disrespected and how he is treated like he is not a proper man or worthy of the bear minimum. you don't have to call him president obama you can just call him obama. you don't have to listen to him you can call him a liar. there is no consequence to it. i think there is a sense of trauma in the in the black community. and outside of the black community it is probably not recognized or understood but i think it is there. [applause] >> it is interesting. people often want to cite the poverty rate or the alleged crime larate of the african-american or the educati educational gap in the african

. >>> the justice department and ferguson, missouri, just released a deal following the michael brown shooting. brown was unarmed when an the deal announced today comes after seven months of negotiations and is lays out changes including more police training and changes to the use of force procedures. >>> investigators still on the scene of an explosion that blew a house off its foundation and killed a person inside. officials believe that natural gas played a role in that explosion. debris from the house landed across several surrounding homes and on the property of the school across the street. the district shut down for the day as that investigation went on throughout the day. the district telling us the school will be back in session tomorrow. >>> we have new information about a hit and run in cleveland. police say they made an arrest in connection with last week's incident along fulton road. a 24-year-old woman turned herself into police this afternoon. you see her there on the screen. video hitting a woman in the crosswalk. she got out of her car, then drove off without helping.

the department of justice that puts in a number of changes after that fatal police shooting of michael brown. it lead to weeks of violent protests the deal announced described as systematic calling for more thorough training of police officers and changing the use of force procedures this deal in february it comes after 7 months of negotiations and might avert a civil rights lawsuit that officials have the option of bringing should police departments not want to change their policies. >>> a consumer alert for customers of a popular fast restaurant. >>> first, she made national head lines for going after an uber driver. what she says after the break. >>> is a law being used to target blacks in south florida? new report. >>> a stormy evening underway. a flood advisory for much of >>> a miami woman spoke out about the night that forever changed her life. >> i'm ashamed. i'm so sorry i've hurt so many people with this, my family, my friends, my job. the uber driver, no one deserves to be treated that way. every time i look back at it i wasn't thinking. would. >> she's on leave from her job. >>>

wear body the move comes more than a year after a ferguson police officer fatally shot teenager michael brown.### some virginia lawmakers are hoping to undo the attorney general's decision to revoke the state's concealed handgun permit agreements with other states around the nation. democratic attorney general--- mark herring--- announced last month virginia will no longer recognize the concealed handgun permits of 25 states. but now.. a handful of lawmakers have introduced bills aimed at overriding the decision. one bill would recognize the permits from all states.. as long as the person is at least 21- years-old. # it's all the buzz in politics..: tonight's republican debate without donald trump. will being a no- show help or hurt him in iowa? tracie potts has that - plus new poll numbers - from washington. # just released this morning: our nbc-marist polls show donald trump flipping the script in iowa - now up by 7 over ted cruz... who was leading there earlier this month. hampshire and 16 in south carolina, our polls show. yet his feud with fox news and anchor megan kelly has led to one l

missouri, have for systemicl changes to the police department in response to the 2014 shooting of michael brown. it would avert a federal civil rights lawsuit as well. the plan calls for more thorough training of police officers and changes to the use of force procedures. the city council must approve the plan. a vote is set for february 9. coming up -- concerns over the zika virus. how health officials are responding. going above and beyond, how one local officer's stop turned to do something quite different. devon: and warming up. the forecast coming up. kimberly: 7 on your side with health matters, the world health organization will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the impact of the zika virus. they say that it is spreading explosively around the americas. director general said members will decide if the virus should be declared an international health emergency. zika has been linked with birth defects and/or logical problems among babies in brazil. the meeting will take place monday. we have one confirmed zika virus case in our area. week, a police officer pulled over a car that he thou

the review of the police there and courts there was prompted by the shooting death of michael brown in 2014. the deal seeks to end unlawful arrests and safeguard residents' civil rights. our correspondent is in chicago with more. >> reporter: ferguson needed to get this agreement in place or risk being sued by the department of justice, and that potentially could have resulted in millions of dollars in fines. now, this is a community that has been under fire for the past 17 months for the way it treats african-americans in its community, for the way it handled the michael brown shooting and the way it handled protesters in the aftermath of the shooting. some of the highlights of the agreement include expanded use of body cameras. that means that all police and jailors who come into contact with the public must wear a body camera. enhanced police training. police must document the use of force and only use it when necessary and improve court services and that includes an online mechanism for paying fines. the city of ferguson said it work very hard to get this in place. it released a st

from the put wings on pigs after the murder of two police officers the caths of eric garner and michael brown. >> the shooter posted, quote, i'm putting wings on pigs today, hours before he shot and killed officers at point blank range. >> we take that way, too. >> anderson confirms they are working in conjunction with cleveland police who continues to watch man canty's house this afternoon. they say tracking down the culprit a possibility. >> that's traceable and we have the technology to be able to do that. >> this is a story that is difficult to talk about. it's the case of domestic violence that led to the death of a mother who was shot and killed in front of her own children. tonight, her estranged husband is behind bars. orville police say that mow rice woods confessed to killing emily young while she was inside her car last night. the couple's six months old twin and 17-year-old family friend were in the car at the wood is being held on one million dollars bond. >>> just a quick search of court records reveal that the problems. we spent the day digging through those documents. derrick,

this comes more than a year after a ferguson officer shot and killed unarmed teen michael brown. meanwhile in the nations capital ... police show reducing excessive force is possible. according to a report released by the d-c auditor's office today... d-c police officers do not use their firearms excessively... even when crime has increased. the report did however point out .... the department is not properly investigating use of force. d-c's police department voluntarily agreed to allow a justice department review back in 2001... after the deadliest big-city police force in the nation. the oversight led to a number of changes and ended in 2008. turning now to your forecast... it was another pleasant day outside, but the winds will pick up overnight. let's check in with storm team ten meteorologist jonathan kegges joins us now. jonathan... the sun was out in a more filtered variety as we were being grazed by a storm system that was sliding off of the east coast. a very weak system will slide through friday few stray flurries. tonight: partly cloudy and cool with lows around 30. f

of jus the report followed the 2014 shooting death of 18 year old michael brown. the officer who shot death, which sparked protests across the country. the police department has agreed to overhaul it's policies in a deal reached with the justice department. under the agreement, police and police vehicles would be required to have cameras and microphones. the deal would also require the municipal court to take a persons ability to pay a fine into consideration before handing down punishment. of jus emily davis / ferguson resident 'while i think a lot of the stuff in the consent decree is going to mitigate some of the problems we have its also still important the communitys voice be heard.' butt with 'this can be a great city .. it can be a great place to live. to work and play.. but its going to take some work.' public hearings will be held in the coming days. a vote to accept the agreement could come on february 9th. today marks the 30th anniversary of the challenger tragedy. nasa will pay will tribute to the crews of apollo 1 and space during the agency's day of

have come to terms on suspended changes in the police department following the 2014 shooting of michael brown that led to unrest. the agreement which must be approved by the ferguson city council would avert a federal lawsuit calling for more thorough training of police officers and changes to the use force procedures. the police department would be monitored for come phraoeupbgs. -- compliance. >> the phapbman accused of killing three in planned parenthood in colorado has been transferred to a hospital. robert dear is awaiting an exam after a judge refused to delay it. dear used to live in western north carolina. john: 4:37 and more than 600 animals serving as evidence after a raid at a shelter in hoke cut. coming up, the charges the owners face and why more could barbara: a virginia tech professor hired to help with the weather crisis in fl don: as you head out on this thursday morning we are seeing dry conditions. we will check the first alert doppler xp and not seeing any rainfall in the triangle but we will talk more about that don: welcome back. let's look at what is happening as far as

(nats: with coffee then exterior still photo) michael brown started his career in coffee with a small upstate new york shop in 2008.(11:15:11) "my customers came in and they were like, "hey, mike, give me a cup of your strongest coffee." and that kinda got the gears turning because although we had strong coffee-- you know, the dark roasts weren't always the most caffeinated."fast forward to 2012 - and the birth of death wish coffee. (12:04:20 john) "it's kinda like mike's baby. so to watch that baby grow and develop, you know? it's-it's kind of a cool thing."michael hired his childhood friend, john swedish as the prodcution manager. because that's what small business owners do.(12:03:26 michelle) "what did you know about coffee before you-- you came onboard this venture?" (12:03:34 john swedish, death wish coffee prodcution (12:03:34 michelle) "you like coffee?"(12:03:34 john) "yeah." (vo: people working throughout company, gfx of amazon) with a team he can trust and a knack for promotion, death wish became a quick hit in the online marketplace and is now a best seller on amazon. (11:

of course that was the rallying cry sparking violent protest in ferguson claiming a come shot michael brown when he was surrendering. problem is it was proved to be a lie. some in the media fuelling flames based on the lie and lots of lawmakers also buying into it. jonathan, it's costing businesses. >> it's a complete lie. it costs businesses. how many police officers had bricks thrown at them, bottled thrown at them. this is a major expense for the country. it's a lie that was built on a lie. this notion that america is a racist, unjust society. >> we talked here quite a bit during the whole period about body cameras would help stop this so it wouldn't be a lie. >> it would be great if we had body cameras. it would be great if we didn't demonize a group. this is a mistake. it's not as if we don't know murders took place. we do know eric garner said "i can't breathe" or maybe he didn't. it didn't change the fact that he's now dead at the hands of a police officer. we don't want to belittle this because it was a pinocchio. this is what we were told. i don't blame the lawmakers. i don't blame

move comes more than a year after a ferguson police officer fatally shot an un-armed teenager michael brown. the city council is expected to vote on the proposal on february 9-th. a group of armed anti-government protesters continue to occupy a federal refuge in oregon ... even after several of their leaders were arrested in a deadly shooting. however the government is beefing up its approach tonight ... blocking roads and setting up checkpoints around the refuge. the 8 suspects arrested last night ... include leader ammon bundy. they are all charged with felony bundy spoke in court today ... asking the group to leave the refuge and go home. there's no word yet if the group plans to leave. new tonight at 11 ... the wife of a northern illinois police officer who killed himself after embezzling from a youth program ... has turned herself in after being indicted by a grand jury. lake county deputies say melodie gliniewicz was indicted on felony counts of money laundering and disbursing charitable funds without authority for personal benefit. deputies say her husband lieutenant charles gliniewi

the recommendations came after the fatal shooting of michael brown by a police officer back in august of 2014. the officer was cleared in the killing of the 18-year-old black man, but it led to protests. the overhaul is part of a sweeping deal with the u.s. justice department. new concerns for your health this noon as worries over the zika virus grow. says it' s holding an emergency it will decide whether zika virus outbreak should be declared an international health emergency. the organization' s director general says zika is +%-p"spreading explosively." there are now at least 21 zika cases in the u.s. across 10 states. the zika virus, which has been shown to cause serious birth defects, has now spread to over 20 countries and territories. of course, the natural world a terrifying place at times, but right now, our weather is nice. kevin: we are looking at temperatures remaining at or above the average for the time being. we can try to see a definitive end to that or we will talk about that coming up. adam: sounds good. are you looking to add a new dish to your cookbook? well, next o

believe the tension between the police and minorities has only intensified since the death of michael brown in twenty-fourteen - who was shot and killed by a ferguson officer - it's tension they say is rooted in fear - fear that can only be reversed by meaningful dialogue. "we want to make you aware of the some of the challenges that are happening in our communities." referencing local instances - like the death of keith childress - who was shot and killed on new year's eve by metro officers who thought the cellphone he department, i've never heard one officer say i'm going to kill someone tonight." but then a member of the audience had this to say.. "the one that was in chicago where the young guy was shot 16 or 17 times. psychologically, what do you think was going on in that patrolman's mind?" the response? "i have no clue. you have to take every person just because you have an experience with one cop that's bad. doesn't mean you're going to have a bad experience with next one." which is exactly why everyone at the meeting agreed that communication is key - leading to the announcement me

justice just reached a proposed settlement following the 2014 deadly police invovled shooting of michael brown. this comes after seven months of negotiations. among other changes - the city must equip all police officers with body cameras and microphones. before the final vote - the city council says they want to hear from developing news in the arrest of a local middle school sience teacher. pasquotank county sheriff's deputies arrested darrell walker monday night. he's charged with a sex crime. today parent's contacted 10 on your side - saying they want more answers from the school. lex gray spent the day in north carolina - asking their questions. lex? anita and deanna -- as of this morning, parents knew very little about what was going on with this middle school teacher. that's why today, i talked to the superintendent, sheriff, the teacher's neighbors, and went through court documents to find out more. today at perquimans students didn't see darrell walker in the front of the classroom. that's because deputies arrested him here, at his elizabeth superintendent matthew cheeseman tells me d

the deal stems from the 2014 police shooting of michael brown.hey found patterns of racial bias in the department. as part of the agreement, officers will be required to wear body cameras. city council votes on the changes next month. >>> happening today in philadelphia, a community will come together for the philadelphia police officer recovering after being shot during an ambush. the fraternal order of police log number 5 will hold a fund-raiser for jesse hartnell and all of the proceeds will go toward his recovery. yesterday member os testify police department came to philadelphia to personally show their support. >> they'll be silently walking beside you, silently cheering you on the entire time. >> officers from the nypd 17th precinct gave him a plaque for his heroic actions. they spent time visiting him and took group pictures. three weeks ago he was shot several times but managed to chase after him and fire at him. officer hartnell came home from the hospital last friday. >>> 18 minutes after 4:00. the temperatures are coming down. a few t

tentative agreement with the city to overhaul its police department in ferguson, missouri, due to the michael brown case. these steamy changes follow the deadly shooting.the deal was announced this afternoon. carol: the loss of an icon. vic bailey, jr. as died. he was known for his car do the ships and even had a road named he is being celebrated for his generosity. of public service from u-s-c upstate. < 11:25 "there were so many times over the years that people would come into vic, that back door there, my office is right next to his, and they'd ask for help and vic helped them. he had a bailey's family is asking that memorials be made to scholarships in his name at u-s-c upstate, spartanburg methodist college and spartanburg community college. in england. a man was left for dead. we want to warn you that the video you are about to see.... is graphic... and...that the man involved in this hit and run...is o-k. it happened earlier this month. the man was crossing the street... when suddenly he is clipped by a passing car... and...thrown into the air.. the victim was taken to the hospital. right no

the move comes more than a year after an officer shot and killed an armed teen michael brown. that shooting sparked nationwide outrage and protests. oklahoma are looking for the person who tried to hold up a convenience store. the owner though fought back. take a look. the whole thing caught on tape. the gunman first asked for cigarettes before pulling out his weapon and demanding cash. the owner grabbed a crowbar and defended himself. he managed to scare that attacker off. >>> two teens in tennessee died after drinking a dangerous mix of soda and racing fuel. two other teens who drank the mixture were taken to the hospital, eventually released. the drink is known by some as dewshine and extremely dangerous. important to note mountain dew makes a product called "dew- shine" but it's not the same thing as the combination of soda and racing fluid. >> don't do it. >>> a georgia state trooper is recovering after being shot twice yesterday near atlanta. jacob fields was trying to pull it was a 10-mile chase before the driver rammed into another car, got out, started shooting. the s

justice department following the police shooting of michael brown.posed agreement calls for better training of police officers, new rules governing use of force and other issues. tune in later tonight on "charlie rose", "bloomberg view"'s al hunt on the campaign trail in iowa. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on thursday, how ethanol is fueling the political debate in iowa. i'm judy woodruff >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, and al hut too, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and by bnsf railway. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh ac

negotiations followed the unarmed shooting of teenager michael brown. eric: in oregon, agents are trying to end the occupation of a federal wildlife refuge. danielle nottingham reports the leader of the group and several members face felony charges and were ordered to remain in jail after a deadly shootout on tuesday. danielle: ammon bundy and several of his followers face a federal magistrate for occupying a nature preserve. they are charged with conspiracy to impede officers from discharging their official intimidation, or threats. >> these individuals have chosen to threaten and intimidate the america they professed to love. danielle: thedanielle: the judge world they were a flight risk and ordered them to remain in custody until friday. they were arrested tuesday night when fbi agents and police intercepted them. bundy's brother ryan was shot and lavoy finicum was killed. bundy's father, cliven, says lavoy finicum was murdered and was shot several times on the ground. >> what kind of people do that, a man was on the ground and they shot him three or

. >> the justice department in the city of ferguson, missouri michael brown case. ferguson would retain control they have to agree to more thorough training for their officers and changes to their use of force procedures. accused of racial bias. this all stems from the 2014 former officer darren wilson. the city council has to agree the vote is scheduled for february 9th. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida, abc action weather. >> well, we got quite a bit of rain all day. i'm looking behind and i see more rain on radar. >> more rain tonight and more rain tomorrow. but the story people talking about how cold it was up north. >> yes. >> we have been kind of cool of late. next week we're back in the 80s. >> nice. >> that's why people come. >> great shot from the fdot cam over the sky way. when you get all of this warm air, relatively warm, over the cooler waters of the gulf, you get sea fog. coast were getting a lot of reports among the immediate coastline. the dense fog advisory remains in effect for the off-shore areas. in terms of titan doppler radar,

of course that was the rallying cry sparking violent protest in ferguson claiming a come shot michael brown when he was surrendering. problem is it was proved to be a lie. some in the media fuelling flames based on the lie and lots of lawmakers also buying into it. jonathan, it's costing businesses. >> it's a complete lie. it costs businesses. how many police officers had bricks thrown at them, bottled thrown at them. this is a major expense for the country. it's a lie that was built on a lie. this notion that america is a racist, unjust society. >> we talked here quite a bit during the whole period about body cameras would help stop this so it wouldn't be a lie. >> it would be great if we had body cameras. it would be great if we didn't demonize a group. this is a mistake. it's not as if we don't know murders took place. we do know eric garner said "i can't breathe" or maybe he didn't. it didn't change the fact that he's now dead at the hands of a police officer. we don't want to belittle this because it was a pinocchio. this is what we were told. i don't blame the lawmakers. i don't blame