he was in the street and demonstrating in memory of michael brown. moments later, gunshots ring out. >> somebody is shooting. >> the protester was run over and we got shot at. explained that they had no evidence that anyone was struck by bullets and they are not sure what started the violence. a man who was struck by the car was taken to the hospital in a private car. and to aeartbreaking peaceful day. suburb of st. louis, michael brown was fatally shot by a police officer after a confrontation. honor hisembled to memory. to open the eyes of the world and let people -- excuse me -- this is not right. this is wrong. reporter: it is a feeling that is shared by many. if not for michael brown, we would not be writing for some of the positive change that you see. >> this was a catalyst for the black lives matter movement. >> government forces say they have ousted islamic state fighters. they say that there are jihadists who are in residential areas. the french police have arrested a second man in connection to a killing of a priest. he was arrested in the

>> reporter: sparked by the death of 18-year-old michael brown. shortly after brown's death, a justice department report, critical of police practices, triggered changes within the department. >> you're in the heart of downtown ferguson. >> reporter: the city now has its first black police chief, delrish moss. what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson versus your officers? >> well, i think, as far as my officers are concerned, most of them have been really primed to move forward. they want to see change. you have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. i think we all want to get to the same place but we have >> reporter: this is your city. >> this is my city. >> reporter: moss has placed the priority on community policing. he now requires his officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are now fitted with body cameras, more diversity within the police department, and a reduction in vehicle stops of african- american drivers. yet, t

we will jump back and forth a little bit and include some later stuff with ferguson and michael brown. a few months after george simmerman killed treyvon martin i got my third tattoo. i put invisible man has the whole world watching, albeit from a hip-hop. i wanted to do it for a while in the timing felt right. the song, most speaking specifically to the idea of hip-hop ringing unfounded attention to the invisible man, he charts black men's rise through labor and commerce. we went from picking cotton to bebop and hip-hop and. they have the blue stock option. the invisible man get the whole world legend. it came back to me with home new meaning in question. they extend basic humanity for our integrity or sanity. they didn't choose their visibility. it was thrust upon them by the same system that made them invisible to begin with. death became a full view of fiber and liquid and death and blood. the price for humanity was their lives. as black man, must we always true, can we not live free with our humanity and sanity intact? are we destined to be forever the invisible man? invisible to

who lives just 10 minutes from where michael brown was shot down in the streets by law enforcement. in ferguson, missouri. he is one of the foremost leaders and thinkers dealing with social justice issues today. that wasreview article -- justin hansford and dr. lewis garvey. so with that, i would like to bring professor hansford up to talk a little bit about the legal case, and possibly introduce this as well. thank you. professor justin hansford: good afternoon. i want to begin by reading you

two years after the death of michael brown. (screams) >> somebody is shooting.oting. >> as you can see in the video people running for their lives after a protester is hit by aer ka. this as chicago gangs threaten to use snipers against police officers. robert gray is life in los angeles with the latest on this. robert, good morning. >> the chicago gang leaders report plans to police officers in the death of paul o'neill. they report one gang is providing weapons to the other two and a sniper is in place. police officials are urging area residents to ban together after video showed chaos and the police involved in the shooting have been stripped of their police powers. we got support i have language come out of city hall and we are hoping that continues. >> o'neil was shot and killed last week after police chased him into a south shore neighborhood after he allegedly stole a vehicle. gun shots range out in ferguson, missouri on the second anniversary of michael brown's death. (screams) >> somebody is shooting. somebody is shooting. oh my god. >> the witnesses sa

. >>> demonstrations marking the second anniversary of michael brown's death. black lives movement and numerous anti-police brutality group. crystal haynes showed us how dozens of locals protested in dorchester. >> reporter: this march raising voices for police brutality started with silence. the two-year anniversary of the shooting death of unarmed black teenager michael brown marked with this protest march and rally. application against police over 100. >> it has been tragic really. but at the same time, it's been optimistic from the sense that more people are waking up. more people are discussing the issue. >> what happened in my house should never happened. i called for help. >> reporter: a discussion that continued on this baseball diamond in dorchester. speakers calling for action against police officers. accused of brutalizing their families. >> and i sat across from -- and you listen to my baby cry please help me. they left him hogtied with his head bleeding. [chanting] >> reporter: surrounded by boston police down dorchester avenue, she expressed outra

fiery protests, inferr ferguson across sparked by the death of 18-year-old michael brown. shortly after brown's death, a justice department report critical of police practices, triggered changes within the department. >> you are in the heart of downtown ferguson. >> the city has its first black police chief, delrish moss. >> what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson, versus your officers? as far as my officers are concerned. forward. they want to see change you. have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. we want few got to the same place. we have different views how to get there. >> this is my city. moss placed priority on community policing and requires officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are fitted with body cameras, more diversity within the police department and yet, two years later, michael brown's father, mike senior, still believes more need to be done. >> what about the changes here in ferguson. have you seen some for the better. some for

michael brown, fire dept: the fire set up highway..on the most northern part. it still has a lot of potential. and issues with alignment here. los angeles county battalion chief michael brown says hes covered a lot of fires but nothing quite like this. mb: in 26 years i've seen fire behavior. i've never seen fire behavior like this. and fire was spotting 100, 200 yards ahead of itself. brown says he understands the urge to not want to evacuate but he's encouraging people to leave. leo hordyk say he's prepared fore the w has to lh: we have insurance our cars are packed, and getting out of the west side of town from our establishment in the center of our town is about 6 minutes out fire for now has moved east away from woodward. if youre in need of help - you can use one of two shelters in hesperia and fontana. we'll have that our website. the pit-bull mix that killed a little boy has been euthanized... police say the dog attacked nine- year-old derion stevenson yesterday afternoon. fox5's eric hilt talked with the boy's family today, eric how are they derion's f

o'neill fitl into the story on the anniversary of the death of michael brown? l: first of all, i am asking for a special prosecutor to look into this case immediately so there is no bias to see what went on and call for answers to these questions, and answers in the community. we could have body cam is, but we need to have this stopped. when you have people in the community interacting with police in a special way. police need to be held accountable just like any other profession if they screw up. amy: we will leave it there. michael oppenheimer, the lawyer for the paul o'neill family, and charlene carruthers, the director of the black youth project 100. we will have a conversation of what happened in pakistan on democracynow.org. democracynow.org. xt, star chef hubert keller is ready to rio at the most beautiful and historic teahouse in the city, at a lavish feijoada buffet in ipanema and at one of the best bars and restaurants in rio near the beautiful sugarloaf mountain starting now on ready to rio with chef hubert keller. (music playing) ♪ ready to rio is ma

o'neill fitl into the story on the anniversary of the death of michael brown? l: first of all, i am asking for a special prosecutor to look into this case immediately so there is no bias to see what went on and call for answers to these questions, and answers in the community. we could have body cam is, but we need to have this stopped. when you have people in the community interacting with police in a special way. police need to be held accountable just like any other profession if they screw up. amy: we will leave it there. michael oppenheimer, the lawyer for the paul o'neill family, and charlene carruthers, the director of the black youth project 100. we will have a conversation of what happened in pakistan on democracynow.org. val: hello, i'm val zavala, and i'm here at the california science center in front of a magnificent piece of history--the space shuttle "endeavor." you're about to see a film that will lift your spirits and put you in awe of what we here in southern california are capable of accomplishing when we work together. you're about to see a do

michael brown was that officer. a grand jury deciding not to indict that officer. brown's death sparking days of protest within ferguson. it led to a department of justice investigation into policing and the court practices within ferguson. and the doj found a pattern of bias and found that black people were disproportionately affected by nearly every aspect of the law enforcement system. michael brown's family filed a lawsuit against the city. we'll let you know how it plays out. >> dana: this is katie. she's real fast and she's sitting down with matt this morning. >> do you mind if i read you some of the things i've read about you lately? >> ok. world. greatest swimmer of 58-time. greatest athlete on the planet. i don't have a question but what is your reaction to that? >> that's kind of crazy for me to hear. i mean i just think of myself and having fun in the pool. >> she's thought of as the female michael phelps. she has a chance to win four gold medals in these games. >> sheer anor household name probably by the end of today. she's amazing. >> what goes through

ben: this is the second anniversary of the michael brown shooting, an event that opened the lid of simmering tensions between police and minorities. brown was shot to death by a ferguson, missouri police officer during a scuffle in which investigators said brown tried to grab the officer's weapon. exoneration, of the officer involved led to riots in the streets of ferguson. at a memorial service today, brown's father said his son's death opened the eyes of the world to concerns about police treatment of black people. jc: new questions tonight about the safety of park rides after a 10-year-old boy was killed at a kansas water park and three girls were thrown from a ferris wheel in tennessee. the focus now on how these rides a trip to a county fair and the the emergency room for three girls in tennessee. >> they screamed a little bit and then they hit the ground. jc: according to police, this ferris wheel somehow got caught against another just below it, turning their card nearly upside down, sending the girls tumbling between 30-45 feet to the ground alert and answering questions. the third c

yesterday was the second anniversary of michael brown's death.ears since -- and there's a picture of him right there. in the two years since, how has ferguson changed the state of policing in the united states? >> well, i would say for the worst. ferguson kicked off this anti-police movement, this black lives matter movement and we've made really very little, if any, progress since ferguson and that's because we're not being honest about what happened there and what happened in other places. we can't fix things if we're addressing the wrong issues and not being honest about what happened. >> and jeff, give us a sense -- you're in charge of the police association there in st. louis county. what are police officers saying? are they going into a back alleys? are they willing to do aggressive policing or has ferguson backed them off as we've seen the violence against police officers and police officers not being backed up by their community leaders? >> yeah. we talked on this program about the ferguson effect. i don't think there's officers who are c

the death of michael brown two years ago sparked several days of sometimes violent protests in ferguson and earn the country. his death led to a department of justice investigation into policing and court practices in that city. brown's family has foiled a civil -- filed a civil lawsuit against the city of ferguson, missouri. >>> there was a shooting of a 20-year-old man boo a police in harrisburg, pennsylvania, over the weekend, that led protestors over the streets. demonstrators gathered outside of the governor's residence. earl pinkney was holding his mother at knife point at a house sunday night. the district attorney said he was ordered to put down the knife before he was shot in a bedroom with four officers disagrees. the family said the police directly contradict an eyewitness account. one officer is placed on leave as police continue to investigate. >>> and those are real principles that will translate into real harm of people. it's not something to be taken lightly and not something that people are willing to just lay down and accept. >> and in iowa, a handful of protestors dem

ahead on wakeup -- violence in ferguson during a protest marking two years since michael brown was shot and killed by police there. more on the car that drove through a group of demonstrators - just ahead. and yet another donald trump controversy this morning -- this time involving comments regarding hillary clinton and people who support the second amendment. his words - after the break. taking some heat...after an unexpected guest shows up at a rally. who was in the crowd in switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" uh, yes. sorry. hi. hello. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... uh, excuse me. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. plus, we'll cover all switching costs. excuse me, can i just... hmm? what? i just need it back. i don't have it. i don't know what you're talking about. we are still ahead of an approaching low and sitting firmly in a very warm and humid air mass. overnight temperatures dropped to near the dewpoint, we ha

overnight a few dozen second anniversary of michael brown's death. a car down a busy struck struck a protester what walked in the middle of the road. a witnesses say several protesters pulled out guns and began to chase and fire at the female driver. officers say the woman is now cooperating and believe didn't see the protester in the street and didn't mean to hit him. it's not known how bad the injuries are, police don't believe anyone in the area was hit in >>> total strangers are keeping the memory of caleb kale -- caylee anthony alive. yesterday would have been her 11th birthday. a couple from sarasota showed up at the spot where her body was found in december 2008. they released balloons and said prayers. the couple says they want to remember her as an innocent >> every chance we've had to remind people this needs to be something that people need to remember. >> caylee's mother, casey anthony was acquitted on all charges in connection to her daughter's death. no one else has ever been charged in the case. >>> the jail inmate who police say attac

any injuries as of yet, but they are marking that two-year anniversary of the shooting death of michael brown by the ferguson police that shooting was a catalyst in the the national black lives matter movement and they lead to months of protest in ferguson. >>> new tonight a man confessed to murder who will not face murder charges all because they did not read that man his miranda rights until two hours after confessing to the shooting. it happened in suburban, atlanta. a mother upset saying that justice was not served in this case. >> he confessed. he confessed that he was the shooter. >> reporter: the police chief witness when he started confessing. that officer will not be punished. the prosecutors say that they had credibility issues and that some witnesses stores changed so they offered a plea deal with a reduced charge of manslaughter. and now to a story that's going viral tonight, they are sharing this photo saying that the manager in training thought that the recreation of the planned rally with the water cups and straws were funny. but the woman said that it frightened her, so she qu

details second anniversary of the death of michael brown. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this morning.. hotter and more humid today with highs in the upper 80s. right mostly clear tonight with a low in the upper 60s to low 70s by sunrise. partly sunny, warm and humid on wednesday with a high in the upper 80s. hot and humid on thursday with heat indices in the mid-90s. thunderstorm chances return thursday night. thunderstorm chances continue friday. 80s on friday and saturday heat/humidity sunday. tonight: mostly clear. low: 71 dewpoint: 71 wind: sw 5 mph wednesday: partly sunny, warmer & muggy. high: 88 dewpoint: 71 wind: se 5-10 mph thursday: partly sunny, hot and humid with thunderstorms likely at night. am low: 72 high: together to remember a loved one, just hours after he and another man were found killed. 25-year-old bennie bennett's family will host a balloon release in his honor at six tonight at 50th and luscher. milwaukee police are still searching for one or more suspects in the double murder investigation. fox6 ha

. >>> two years since michael brown was killed by a police officer in ferguson missouri. does that start a new conversation about the relationship between black men and police? i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. you can read the plan here. >>> it's been two years since the shooting death of michael brown forced a new conversation about the relationship between black men and police in america. a month ago, another black man was killed at the hands of police in baton rouge louisiana. >> then three police officers died, murdered likely as revenge. tonight charlie leduff explores where it all stands right now. ♪ . >> reporter: baton rouge, louisiana, the media and protesters are gone now, the city on a s

marking the second anniversary since michael brown's death.the car hit one person... medics took on his condition.we're told the drive is cooperating with police. decision 2016-- this morning-- democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton continues her midwestern campaign tour.she heads to des moines, today-- for a rally. on twitter... "hillary for iowa" welcomed back the former secretary of state. this morning-- republican donald trump is heading to virginia for another campaign rally this afternoon. on twitter this morning-- he's also responding after his comments about the second controversy. he says when he said only second amendment supporters can ?stop? his democratic rival hillary clinton, he meant that they should ?get out and vote... not physically hurt her. trump is also criticizing the media for its coverage about clinton's policies on open borders-- donald trump's running mate is coming back to wisconsin. indiana governor mike pence plans to make stops in la crosse and milwaukee tomorrow. the milwaukee event is at the the packers take on the cleveland

in which she argued that even though we're talking about black rage in the death of people like michael brown and eric garner, we should really be talking about white rage because at every point since the civil war ended when blacks have made social progress in america, they have been met with a deliberate white opposition whether it was in reconstruction or brown versus the board of education or the war against drug lords in the obama presidency. every time blacks have made progress in this country there has been a fight and backlash against them in the court and legislature and a has been coded as protecting democracy or preventing fraud. it is systemic racism. this is the first time that someone has connected 150 years of history from 1865 until the present to show that the attitudes that were very much alive during reconstruction are sadly very much alive today. they are coded differently and worded differently but that systemic of racism and pushing down a minority is still very much in our culture, sad to say. >> when is that book coming out? >> it's publishing on may 31 so it's a littl

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. >> hffhow the nation will remem michael brown. >> and hc?a professor making a >>> foxborough this morning. is that fog or low clouds? >>> something in between. actually, low clouds 3w?]/ can see there. >> ? not >> yeah. no snow though yet; right? >> no. but i tcxmean, any time, roxbor you'll see q?the snow. first of september. [laughter] >> not montana but -- >> it's mount mitchell could see snow at any point but it will be here before you know it. let's take a look at what you're seeing. we are seeing low cloud cover and fog in fayetteville and this camera, up off the ground a bit and we're looking through? the low cloud cover, and you can see the market 8h?house in fayetteville. and the thicker cloud cover ?temperature and the dew point at 74. and feeling as you head out the door. here's a look 5a?l]?at the visibility, at a .25 of a mile in fayetteville and southern pine. we occur ? one location where they are seeing that, and starting to see improvement, 1 mile in irwin and .75 of a mile at the ?an quarter so gradually seeing improvement.

how the nation will remember michael brown. 'ra north carolina professor makes a prediction before the presidential candidates have ?? from the mountains... edmont... to the sandhills... north carolina is possessed of spectacular natural beauty. [ sea gulls crying ] [ man vocalizing ] run! ?? ? i don't feel like i'm falling ? ? to make the good life ? ? and i don't feel like i'm falling ? ? i'm up against the sky ? it's ours to preserve... because we're only borrowing it from our children. >>> all right. look okat the clouds. that looks like something out of alice in wonderland. >> kind of makes you want to fly. >> get a;m?the clouds. >> yeah. doesn't take long. >>> it was a very low deck of clouds. when you step n like you're suffocating, muggy and gray and fog. but at the airport, a lot of people are not getting off the ground because of the whole y. delta meze. my goodness. i know a lot of you will be talking about that. and we saw ywca +?dsystem roll through the sandhills ?73and across the triangle area and to virginia. it'

with the tragic death of michael brown in ferguson, the naacp was on the ground that they after he was killed. we let a march of 1000 people, mostly grade schoolers, high schoolers, young adults, ferguson.s in we marched from the home of michael brown to the home of the governor, 134 miles. we press for and were successful in pushing for the passage of a bill which capped municipal fines, that breaks the election between predatory policing and predatory taxation. the naacp in ferguson was the organization that passed the racial profiling law that made the pattern and practice investigation report and settlement possible. when we look across the country, not only are we the organization that stands with the justice league with black lives matter activists and activists with the aclu or the urban league, we are the organization that works in concert. it point being here is that is not a matter of which organization is out front on every march, but it is a matter of who gets the work done. also, in atlanta, only a few weeks ago, we had thousands of people on the ground in the streets shut

the chaos unfolding last night during a protest -- marking two years since michael brown was shot and killed by police. cell phone video shows a vehicle hitting one of the protesters standing in the street. the victim was reportedly taken to a hospital with severe injuries. moments later, gunshots could be heard near the scene. police say there are small bullet holes in the vehicle that hit the demonstrator but no one in the car was hurt. police say it appears the driver who struck the protester did not do it intentionally and she is today a new report will outline the problems within the baltimore police department. the justice department is set to release a study that says baltimore officers routinely discriminate against african americans, use excessive force, and are not adequately held accountable for misconduct. it also found that officers make large numbers of stops - mostly in poor, black neighborhoods. a florida woman was accidentally shot and killed by a police officer during a self defense class last night. it happened in punta gorda, offering a two-hour training session ca

. >>> gun fire breaks out in missouri as protestors mark the anniversary of the death of michael brown. >>> a live look outside the morning. beautiful start to the day on this wednesday. we're going to push back into the 90s and then we get a change. i'm alan gionet, good to have you with us. happy back to school day for morning. good morning. >>> good morning, we're in the mid 60s and should have a high of 93 today and a cool down for tomorrow. we'll talk about that. joel has an early morning look at the traffic. >>> good morning, as we get on the roadways more cars out there as well and you're going to have a different traffic pattern this morning as more kids head back to school. speeds from the the 50s and 40s. >>> new this morning a woman dead after something went wrong during the police department gun demonstration in florida south of tampa. police say a live round mistakingly hit 73-year old mary during a free class they were giving. all of this apparently happened demonstration. the officer is on administrative lead. she leaves' husband and other family. >>> a car sped through

today marks the two year anniversary of the death of michael brown... who was shot and killed by a white police officer. the 18-year-old was unarmed when he was shot by officer darren wilson in ferguson, missouri. a grand jury chose not to indict wilson... and the department of justice cleared wilson of any civil rights violations. brown's death sparked months black lives matter movement. nagasaki, japan, marked the 71st anniversary of the atomic bombing by the u-s with a ceremony at the city's peace park. japan's prime minister shinzo abe placed a wreath in front of the peace statue. a u-s bomber dropped the second atomic weapon used against japan on this day in 1945, which was soon followed by the japanese ???adlib weather donald trump - trying to get traction in the polls... traction in the polls...while hillary clinton ramps while hillary polls...traction in the trying to get donald trump - weather donald trump - donald trump - trying to get traction in the polls...while hillary clinton ramps up her efforts in florida.we're live in washington d-c in

gunfire erupting overnight in ferguson at a march for michael brown. >> oh my god. >> police facing a terrifying new threat where gangs are promising retaliation with a sniper hunting down. >> nightclub killer's father sits right hientd hillary at a rally. donald trump verifying his remarks about the second amendment after the mainstream media has a field day. are they distorting what she he said. we report. you decide. >> michael phelps adds another medal to his count. why is that pool green? "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> little rascal flatts to get your wednesday morning started. the sun is not quite up yet. we are ready to go. >> adds always. >> you are watching "fox & friends first" on this wednesday. >> i am abby huntsman. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. we begin with a fox news alert. chaos turns to gunfire in ferguson overnight. (screaming) somebody is shooting. oh my god. >> that after a man run over by a car during protests on the 2nd anniversary of the death of michael brown. >> now deputies are on a high alert after direct t

similaru after the death's of michael brown in furguson, and freddie gray in baltimore. right now milwaukee police say the curfew is aimed a restoring calm. pennsylvania's first elected female attorney general plans to officially resign at the end of the workday today. democrat kathleen kane faces jail time after jurors found her guilty yesterday of abusing her power, and lying under oath to cover it up. her top deputy, republican bruce castor, will become acting attorney general. her lawyers say they'll appeal. source: ne-018tu -lead in-- convicted pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will resign her post wednesday, this after she was found guilty of perjury and related counts. now, we are hearing from the man who will replace kane as attorney general, at least on a temporary basis. matt maisel reports ... --reporter pkg-as follows-- attorney general kathleen kane will si less than deputy has anow her first ssage for the nnsylvania. ruce castor/acting tire professional lifeent my arning how to run a eration, and i have en doing it, more or nths."r the last five b

at a demonstration in memory of michael brown. witnesses say they heard gunshots ring out as the car sped away. one person was hit and then rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. gun shots were also authorities say there is no evidence anyone was shot. in north carolina... police charged a man with murder... after he fatally shot a 20-year-old black man outside his home. chad copley told 9-1-1 dispatchers he was on "neighborhood watch."... and protecting his family from "hoodlums." police say copley shot kouren-rodney bernard thomas early sunday morning. 9-1-1 calls from residents in the neighborhood described a group of armed men roaming the streets... but police say there does not appear fight between copley and thomas. straight ahead - plans for a new arts center in milwaukee are taking shape. we'll show you a glimpse of the proposal. plus: " to buy that you have to be corrupt because if you said that to me i would say to you are you out of your mind?" donald trump... under fire this morning... for his comment about the

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after the michael brown case. we understand they try to raise taxes, to reform the system.and people, does that that work? does that work after you have a system where they're focusing in on certain groups and getting revenue from those groups, giving citations just to those groups they can get more money in their coffers for budgetary needs. >> the ferguson situation -- trying to read text is from poor who are ready been hit. you have people who you cannot afford to register your car so you leave it in your driveway. this means you're not driving your car, however you get citations for the car that is sitting in the driveway. after you get one you get more than one and then the next thing you know you over $1500 which you did not have. if you had 1500 had $1500 you would registered your car. and then you are arrested for having essentially unpaid warrants and then your spending time in jail. the department of justice found that the way they find people was racially biased and extremely unfair. ferguson is no different from any number of small places. let's look at another

((kirsten joyce)) >>> it has now been two years since the passing of ferguson tenn michael brown. yesterday marked the two year anniversay and during a yesterday marked the two year anniversay and during a demonstration in ferguson a protester was was hit by a car. officers says that a group of protesters who were blocking a hit the man so hard that he flew into the air. right now he is recovering in the hospital. as the car drove away, officers says shots were fired. no one was injured ((brian loftus)) >>> apple has a new patent....but not everybody's on board. ((kirsten joyce)) >> we'll take a look at this new patent and see how many patents it was granted to the tech giant. ((demetria obilor)) but at least one has some people scratching their heads. this is the patent in question. it's a "steering device" for large vehicles with pivot joints in them to help them turn. sort of like an accordion bus. according to the approved patent filing, it can be used in "war situations". and the original patent application was approved last year for a global defense company for military reas

the the two-year anniversary of the shooting death of unarmed black teenager michael brown marked with this protest march and rally. last action against police over 100. >> it's been tragic, really, but at the same time, it's been optimistic in a sense that more people are waking pickup. >> what happened should never have happened. >> reporter: a discussion that continued on this baseball diamond in dorchester. speakers calling for action against police officers accused of brutalizing their family. >> i sat across and listened to my baby cry, begging for please help me. they left him hog tied with his head bleeding. >> reporter: surrounded by boston police down dorchester avenue, shahida expressed outrage over the task force who shot and killed her brother azzam rahim last summer. they said his son david wright case. >> that report from crystal haynes tonight. mayor walsh also there in dorchester tonight, he walked in neighborhoods with bpd officers and their newly unveiled ice cream truck cruiser. it's been holding the events throughout the summer as a way to meet with constituents. >

ferguson was the subject of the department of justice investigation following the shooting death of michael brown. the unarmed teen was shot by an officer-- in august 2014. the d-o-j found a pattern of bias against african- americans in ferguson.. and determined that black people were disproportionatel y effected by - ferguson's law enforcement system." a waterpark in kansas city has reopened-- just three days after a young boy was killed. caleb schwab was suffered a fatal neck injury on the world's tallest waterslide. the riders drop almost 170 feet at 65 miles per hour. the ride has an age limit of 14... caleb was just ten. the park has said the waterslide will remain closed for the remainder of the season. there is a strong push for safety regulations in california... stemming from a deadly berkeley balcony collapse last year. collapse) "i cannot believe why you are even debating this bill. people died. you should ensure that all balconies are scrutinized in this state to prevent this happening again." " the survivor of the collapse took the stand at a hearing in front of the california assemb

. >>> chaos erupting on the second anniversary of michael brown's death.ringing out after a protester was hit by a car. according to police, that protester was trying to block traffic. the driver of the vehicle is cooperating with authorities, but the victim was moved from the scene before police arrived and has not been located. >> the justice department set to release a long-awaited report on the baltimore police that said that cops routinely violated the rights of residents by conducting unannounced stops and using force. the federal investigation of baltimore's police methods followed the death of freddie gray who suffered a fatal neck injury while in police custody. >>> so there have been two major accidents in two days. the question is, are amusement parks safe? that's next. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer