>> michael brown. think, from memory going on this, that's a lot of money which could be spent restoring a welsh chapel which is going falling into the ground. it could be anything. >> yeah, exactly, exactly. this was a report in the daily telegraph i think, this morning. and it says that, buildings are problematic if, for example, they have links to people like gladstone. now, i've got a problem. i'm a member of the reform club, 104 pall mall. the reform club, 104 pall mall. the reform club, 104 pall mall. the reform club was invented in the early 20th, in the early 19th century, to celebrate the passing of the 1832 reform act to widen the franchise. it's basically a liberal and today left of centre club. it doesn't have an overt political view, but it's basically people like bill roy hattersley, those types of labour members. there is the spouse of a former prime minister who is a member in the reform club . now we've got reform club. now we've got gladstone everywhere. yes, we have a library, we hav

ferguson police officer violently slammed to the ground during a protest marking ten years since michael brown'se's 36 years old. he's a father of two young girls. he suffered a severe brain injury and is now fighting for his life. this video can be hard to watch. in the cctv footage, you can see officer brown as he is tackled to the ground, trying to cut off a group of scattering protesters come his body appearing to go believed immediately. this is video from brown's body camera that shows just how hard he was hit, going from upright on his back in a split second. here's the ferguson police chief. watch. >> if you look at the video, the officer is standing there waiting to try to catch this guy. there wasn't a collision. he is standing there. this guy tackled my guy like he was a football player. >> emily: did violent demonstration came ten days out of the democratic national convention. among those arrested was this man, keith rose, who was supposed to be an alternate delegate to the dnc. the missouri democratic party says he has since withdrawn voluntarily. the police chief called out those

and hamas is a terror organization. >> the police shooting of michael brown jr. sterday has had an outsized impact on your career. you servede of brown's killing before becoming county prosecutor in 2018 and investigating it. announcing in 2020 that there not enough evidence to indict the former ferguson police officer who shot and killed brown. as you -- as i said, i was involved in a lot of this with his parents, marking this anniversary in the same week as your primary win, what goes through your mind? i mean, the whole movement around what happened to michael brown is something that still many of us around the country are not settled on, feeling that that family got justice. and many right from in your district don't feel that. >> you know, and the investigative body with the most resources in the world is the department of justice. and they were on the ground a few days after the shooting. and they did a thorough investigation. and they concluded that charges couldn't be dropped. so i don't know what folks were expecting six years later. although we did re-op

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>> chief doyle also said the department has been a punching bag in the community ever since michael brown'seath. officer brown started with the ferguson lease department back in january of this year, so far five people are facing charges related to the protest. two are charged with assault and three others are facing charges for damaging property. jon: officer brown has only been on the job eight months in ferguson and now fighting for his life. >> that is correct. jon: coming up on the "fox report" president biden gives his first interview since bowing out of the 2024 presidential race. how does he explain what forced him to step aside, that is next. ♪ ♪ can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. (vo) you've had thyroid eye disease for a long time. and you've lived with the damage it caused. but even after all these years, restoration is still possible. learn how at tedhelp.com. why do couples choose

and as you mention the protests marked the tenth anniversary of michael brown's death. white officer shot and killed brown back in 2014 became a pivotal moment in the black lives matter movements. after investigation the department of justice found the shooting was legally justified but did call for changes within cities of police department paid the police chief said those changes were made which now leaves him confused about why protesters are angry. >> what are you protesting? these officers are not here no more. everything the activist community has advocated for as far as her body worn cameras, implicit bias training, crisis intervention training all of this we have done all of this. what are we protesting? rex officer brown was still fighting for his life in the hospital. two other officers receive treatment for minor injuries after the protest. chief doyle said officer brown was part of a wave of black police officers hired after the michael brown shooting an officer brown wanted to be part of a positive change. brown served the ferguson police department dressed

. ♪ geoff: it's been 10 years since 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed by a police officermissouri. his death at the hands of police sparked massive protests and put the city in the national spotlight. our communities correspondent gabrielle hays returned to ferguson to see what's changed a decade later. >> i was in my grandmother's room and we saw it on local news, and i saw the tragedy, just the police brutality going on. i saw the protesters outside. i saw the rioters. and i remember asking myself the question, what could i do at such an early age to make sure that we can rectify those injustices? hello, everybody. my name is precious barry. i lived in ferguson my whole life. >> my name is michael hollis, and i've lived in ferguson over 20 years. i just remember us kind of being angry, kind of talking about it . we were young, man. we had no mature thoughts about it, i think. it just sucked. >> what i did notice is the way that my family and the people around me and the adults in my life started responding and reacting to me and the other little black boys and my family.

she had in 2007 and 200867 years before michael brown, before a black lives matter, before this notion of a progressive prosecutor, when you look at our actual record, when you look at the the step the program, the diversionary program that she had to keep people from getting serious charges. when you look at all that, she was actually doing and saying some things six years before michael brown, that today many people do look at as a progressive record. let me ask you about this. >> you mentioned the former president's news conference on thursday, which was all over the place, but it didn't go here as well when we play a bit of it it's possible that it won't do as well with black women, but i do seem to be doing very well with other segments. >> extremely well with hispanic jewish voters weigh up white males way up, white males have gone through the roof. it could be that i'll be affected somewhat with black females where we're doing pretty well. >> and i think ultimately they'll like me better because i'm going to give them security, safety, and jobs you chuckled? yes maybe the

recovering the black box and looking into what went wrong. >>> it has been ten years since 18-year-old michael brown fatally shot by a police officer in ferguson, missouri. his death sparked months of protests and put a national spotlight on police brutality against black people in this country. brown and a friend were walking on a street when police officers asked them to move to the sidewalk. a fight broke out and witnesses say brown, who was unarmed, had raised his hands in surrender when an officer shot him. missouri highway patrol captain ron johnson was given the task of trying to restore peace and trust in the community. he and his friend cedric the entertainer who grew up nearby are going to be featured in a cbs prime time special tonight. >> my name is cedric the entertainer. ron johnson and i both grew up near ferguson and we've been friends for decades. that's why mike brown's death and what followed hurts so deeply. >> some of our lives have purpose as we walk this earth. some of our lives have purpose when we're not here. >> true. >> the special titled "13 days in ferguson" airs tonight

is fighting for his life after he was injured in protests, marking ten years since 18-year-old michael brown was killed there police say the injured officer travis brown fell and hit his head after someone charged at him. cnn's stephanie elam is with us with the latest on this. what are you learning this morning, stephanie i'll down what we're learning is that this happened friday night, which was exactly ten years since michael brown was shot by a ferguson police officer and killed. >> and what was happening is that their protests throughout the evening that police say were demonstrators for peaceful. but then as the hours got on, they got to get the became more violent and there were protesters who were shaking the fence outside of the police station and this happened several times according to the police department. but then when they started to break off parts of the bottom of the fence, that is when the ferguson police chief sent out, a group to go ahead and arrest some of these protesters and that is when this incident happened where the officer officer brown was actually knocked to th

the assault happened during anti- police protests on the tenth anniversary of michael brown's death. a white officer shot and killed brown in 2014 at which gave rise to the black lives matter movement. the department of justice from the shooting was legally justified but called for changes within the city's police department. the police chief says those changes were made and that officer brown was part of a wave of black officers hired after the michael brown shooting. >> this and police department,s ferguson police department since 2014 has been a punching bag for this community. the police department we don't even have them officers here anymore. so what are you protesting? these officers are not even hear no more. everything the activist community has activated for as esparza body worn cameras, implicit bias training, crisis intervention training, all of this stuff we have done all of this. what are we protesting? >> chief doyle added black officers now make up more than half of the police force in ferguson. officer brown wanted to be part of a positive change. the assault happened

being injured during protests, marking ten years since the fatal police shooting of 18-year-old michael brown, plus new details about what caused this massive home explosion in maryland that left two people dead cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee and her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage, the democratic national convention. >> next monday at seven on cnn and streaming on bad you know, you only get one body might be the perfect size to do this body may take up a lot of space or have to speak with its head but no matter what body you're born with you only get one this fight like hell firine here's why you should switch from google to duckduckgo on all your devices. >> duckduckgo comes with a built-in search engine like google, but it's private and doesn't spy on your searches. and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cookies pre-b adds that follow you around from google and other companies and there's no catch. it's free. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you around, join the millions of people taking back

it's not just michael brown who died that day. it was many businesses that suffered that never came back, you know, so those people's lives and livelihood were damaged. and so this is what we wanted to make sure that we, you know, we show that these kinds of killings, this kind of disregard for community and people in the community, cannot be accepted and we want to continue to fight and make change. >ott-1>well, i hope this inspires important conversations that we all need to have. we appreciate your time. thank you for being here. 13 days in ferguson will air tonight at 10 p.m. right here on kpix and also streaming on paramount+. thanks again for being here today. >live>thank you. thank you. >ott-1>well, coming up, a south bay south bay chip maker is being hit with a major lawsuit. we have the latest on the complaint against intel >>>get your first look at the re-energized 40 niners. ken brock purdy, take the red and gold all the way. it's the preseason opener in the music city >ott-1>and it was a banner day on wall street, than

officer brown was part of a wave of black officers hired after the shooting death of michael brown. > sad story. thank you very much. for more on this let's bring in retired las vegas police lieutenant and founder of the wounded blue randy sutton. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> what is your reaction to this terrible story out of ferguson missouri and this police officer terribly wounded? >> he joins the ranks of so many officers that have been injured or disabled in the line of duty. last year there hundred 78 officers were shot. this year it is going to look like it is about the same. officers being injured every single day. here is where this really frustrates me. the ferguson effect is something that is very, very true in law enforcement. back then, the greatest lie ever perpetuated on the american people was hands up don't shoot. it never happened and yet you will still here today some politicians and activists quoting that even though it never happened. lie created the environment which created rise to the anti- law enforcement movement. this is something that has been perp

>> a ferguson police officer is fighting for his life after a protest marking ten years since michael brown'sbrown suffered a severe brain injury friday. police say this man charged officer brown, knocking him to the ground. brown's head slammed the pavement. officer brown started with the department in january, and previously worked for the st. louis county police department. he is part of a wave of black officers hired into the department since 2014, who now make up more than half of the ferguson police force. >> he wanted to be part of the change. he wanted to make an impact in our community. he is the type of officer we want in our community. what happens? he gets assaulted. i had to look his mother in the eye and tell her what happened to her son. i'm never going to do that again, i promised you that. >> ferguson police chief troy doyle went on to blast the protesters and defend his department. >> my police officers suffered a severe brain injury. he is at an area hospital right now fighting for his life. this police department, this ferguson police department, since 2014, has been the p

you have a black police officer, officer travis brown, no relation to michael brown. r travis brown, former st. louis police officer, father of twins and you see one guy gant charge into him and knock him to the ground. his head is hit and he's suffering from catastrophic injuries. as i look at all this, there was a common thread then and now. they were outside instigators who came in and created a lot of trouble in ferguson, missouri. we have gant, who knocked officer brown to the ground, he's from east st. louis. another individual, keith rose, is an act vist himself and keith rose was going to be a delegate to the dnc. he's no longer going to be a delegate. he's now charged with actions there in ferguson, missouri. >> dana: what do you know about keith rose, the person garrett reported on was going to be a delegate and that is no longer the case. he was part of this protest and damaging the fence at the police department. >> not only damaged the fence, keith rose has been appointed to a police board there in st. louis, and you have to wonder, guy that goes to fergus

i'm a president, robert, and i'm delighted to be here today with a senior fellow emeritus, michael brown to discuss his new book released today, the mental maps of the founders how geographic imagination guided america's revolutionary leaders. now, michael is an old and dear friend of aei, and we're really honored to have you with us today, michael. and i want to, before i say a little bit more about you, tell you how grateful i am to you for all that you've done for the american enterprise institute over the years and for america. i grew up reading the almanac of american politics, and i loved it from the first time i started reading it. your voice i could hear. then i still hear now. whenever you open your mouth. but don't open it yet. oh, well, today's event is part of the edward and helen handbook forms at aei. these forums provide a platform to host prominent authors for discussion of their books on issues of national significance. and we are very grateful to edward and helen hanse for their tremendous support of aei and deep commitment to our mission, which make conversations like

friday mark 10 years since michael brown jr. was shot by a police officer in ferguson missouri, which launched protest nationwide. -- still coping with the pain while searching for progress. now, in 2024, we are still seeing the same tragedies unfold. four felony murder charges filed on tuesday against four hotel employees responsible for devante mitchell's death in springfield, illinois. i did that funeral, as well. the charges should be upgraded from felony murder to reckless homicide. a decade after michael brown's death and four years since george floyd. you were the prosecutor that handled that case. it was governor walz that i called at others that said that there was no confidence in the minneapolis and asked that he bring you in and he did. in fact, you called me and said i just got a call from the governor and you didn't know i called him. are you seeing progress in how these cases are being handled? >> i'm seeing progress and i'm seeing regress. i'm seeing both. prosecutors do get together and talk about how to make th

incident happening last friday as protesters marked ten years since the police involved shooting of michael brownauthorities say the footage shows a man charging and hitting officer travis brown who suffered a severe brain injury cnn's ed lavendera is here with us and has a closer look at this video ed, walk us through what this video is showing police in ferguson, missouri say that this incident happened as they were trying to take a suspect by the name of elijah gallant, who is 28-years-old, into custody and that video shows as officers are approaching him, that gantt appears to barrel through officer travis brown, knocking him down to the ground, hitting his head on the concrete, apparently, as other officers swarm in to take him into custody as well ferguson police say that officer brown suffered pretty severe brain injury that he remains in critical condition. >> and all of this happened as you mentioned last friday night as part of a ten year commemoration marking the death of michael brown. that was a resident there in ferguson who was shot and killed by a ferguson police officer. that sho

this happened during protests, marking the tenth anniversary of the killing of michael brown. video from two angles shows officer brown slamming his head into the sidewalk cnn's ed lavendera is with us now with the latest on this ed, what are you learning well, as you mentioned there, that officer travis brown and we are told remains in critical condition, suffering of this major or severe brain injury as those videos that were released by the ferguson police department apartment on tuesday show officers trying to take this suspect 28-year-old elijah again into custody when he barrels through the officer, the officer falling backwards, presumably hitting his head very hard against the concrete ground there. >> so there was a vigil outside the ferguson police department honoring office sir travis brown but these were part of protests last week that we're marking the ten years since michael brown was shot and killed by a ferguson police officer, the protests that were sparked by that shooting kind of galvanized the black lives movement matter across the country and protests again

. ♪ >> it has been 10 years since michael brown was shot and killed by a police officer in ferguson,eath sparked massive protests and put the city in the national spotlight. we returned to ferguson to see what has changed a decade later. >> i saw the tragedy of the police brutality. i saw the protesters outside. i saw the riots. i remember asking, what can i do at such an early age? eyelids in ferguson my entire life. >> i have lived in ferguson for over 20 years. we were young. we had no mature thoughts about it. >> when i noticed is the way that my family and the people around me in my life started responding and reacting me and other black boys in my family. they sheltered us a little bit more and they kept us a little bit more for fear of something like what happened to him happening to us. >> i have lived in ferguson for about six years. >> i have worked in the city of ferguson since 2014. this was a pivotal moment in our country. it kind of opened up the lid on bias and racism that has affected our community. >> this was the final straw for a lot of the communities. >> i think

this happened during a protest marking 10 years since shooting of michael brown. charged with first degree assault, property damage and facing additional assault charge for kicking another officer in the head. a dnc delegate withdrawn from convention after arrested in connection for this very protest for kicking a metal gate. taylor swift will resume eras tour in london. swift team is working to crease security after cancelling three shows last week due to a terrorist plot. no fans can hang out at wimbley stadium and there will be ticket checks. she will be performing in lon dltz don for five nights. new york nassau county bans anyone older than 16 wearing masks or other face covering on public property with exception for health, safety or religious reasons. executive who signed the bill say we have seen people shop lift, rob banks, this is activity we want to stop. will, i heard you say good to this one. >> will: it has given license to criminals to hide their face. anybody can say, i have a health issue. >> carley: how do you enforce this, i agree. >> ainsley: l

. >>> an earlier much on friday from michael brown's remembrance stayed peaceful. rts with his sons face on them. the event stretched more than four miles in ferguson from browns high school alma mater to where he was ultimately killed. brown, senior, said the unity walk shows how a community can stand together despite the terrible loss. >>> at least 100 people are dead after an israeli airstrike hit a gaza city school, according to the gaza civil emergency service. israel is disputing that its bombs could've killed so many people, saying it's military use a small warhead. aerial surveillance and intelligence for a precision strike. we have a report from tel aviv and some of the video may be disturbing. >> reporter: they drop a missile on them while they were just praying. cried this woman. and she kneeled over a dead child. one victim, of so many, and one of gaza's biggest mast -- mass killings since october 7th. in these plastic bags, the remains of a number of people, about 150 pounds , all together, the weight of one person. in the past week, israel has bombed a

board was arrested during the friday night protest to commemorate ten years since the death of michael brown ferguson police department. he was charged with first degree property damage and has withdrawn as a delegate. a ferguson police officer is in critical condition after being knocked over when a he protester charged him, you can see here travis brown, the officer, being slammed to the ground. he suffered a severe brain injury and remains in the hospital. two other officers were injured during the protest. the suspect who knocked brown over has not been arrested. an alaska airlines flight operated by sky west forced to divert from the intended course after the pilot admitted he was not certified to land the plane. can you imagine being a passenger and the pilot says oops, i'm not a loud to land this thing. this happened last week as the flight was approaching the jackson holier airport. the pilot reported he was unable to land the plane which i did wd to salt lake city safely. another pilot took over. a paperwork error was the reason why the first pilot didn't have certification to land

is he one of six people charged after a protest friday night on the tenth anniversary of michael brown's group of protesters none of whom are from ferguson trying to destroy a large fence outside the ferguson police department. that group allegedly included a newly elected member of st. louis' police oversight board keith rose who was also slated to serve as an alternate delegate next week at the democratic national convention. he is now withdrawn from that rule the state party tells us and his attorney argues rose is being made into a scapegoat. >> this terrible thing that happened this weekend shouldn't be about rose. this should be about the officers who with a injured. >> the 36-year-old officer and father of two young daughters was on the frontline had in ferguson 10 years ago while working for the st. louis county police and joined the ferguson department earlier this year because he wanted to make a difference from the inside. >> he wanted to be part of the change. he wanted to make impact in our community. is he the type of officer that we want in our community. and what happens?

well-versed in movement spaces and organization, yesterday, the 10th anniversary of the killing of michael brown, how important is it for the harris campaign to affirmatively address issues related to police violence and criminal justice as they are out on the campaign trail? i heard you talk a lot of issues they were not talking about that i did not hear that, when does that come into the conversation? >> i think it has already started to become a part of the conversation, if you look at vice president harris' statement after the police killing of sonya massey a few weeks ago, she not only expressed grief and frustration that this keeps happening, but reminded us of her work on the george floyd justice in policing act, that still needs to pass congress. and wanted to be able to use her position both now and hopefully in the future to help make that happen. when she was in the senate and working on that bill, she called me, lots of other movement organizers, activists, researchers, to really try to get into the details of the bill and make sure it is worth something that would have real impact.

defeated jamal beauman in new york in june and done by emphasizing racial justice and the family of michael brownson ten years ago. that's really the one to watch tonight. there's republican infighting in missouri, too, with the attorney general who you talked earlier in the show running against the form donald trump attorney who can be more maga. but the one to watch can cori bush hold off this wave of money that knocked out one of her colleagues? ilhan omar has a primary next week and seems to be in much better shape. the idea you can't have the entire bench of the squad in this election is overstated. >> that's important and keep an eye on races in michigan tonight as well. please come back soon. thanks for joining us this morning. >>> next up here we're going to take a look how the markets are reacting after stocks fell sharply yesterday with the dow posting its worst day in nearly two years. we've got some signs of rebound. "way too early" will be right back with that. "way too early" will be right back with that ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well sh

black lives matter movement has centered the deaths of black youth and adults from martin and michael brown to tyree nichols and breonna taylor. to tell as many of the dominant narratives that circulate why these people were killed just as till mobley wanted us to see her son as a human being first not a victim, a martyr or a racial stereotype. we see similar acts from black mothers today seeking to protect their children's legacies via the complete and truthful stories that they share about them and the ways that they keep their children's memories alive via political, ethical, educational, and community activism and. for the remainder of my time today, i like to share with you snippets of tell mobley as an orchestrator, orator and educator. when we think of the details of the emmett till case, what perspectives our vantage points get amplified the most. in other words, what do we choose to circulate about this? public knowledge. the case usually unfolds in this way on august 28th, 1955, about a week into his summer of visit to the mississippi delta, emmett till, a 14 year old black teenag

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harris/walz ticket likes yesterday marked the anniversary, tenure anniversary of the killing of michael brown, how much of a misstep might be if we don't hear anything from the campaign regarding the notion of police reforms, regarding criminal justice in connection, some contemporaneously with the tenure anniversary killing of mike brown. >> i think we are hearing it, on the campaign trail, one of the reasons why, there were several, governor walz was chosen, was his positioning when it came to pursuing justice for african americans who have experienced police brutality. we know what the record happens to be. in addition to that, kamala harris was one of the early voices when it came to the george floyd justice in policing act. she has been out in front of that. after a number from the top of the ticket on down, when it comes to democrats, what is at stake is the house. for democrats, this is something extremely important because to get the policies across the finish line, it has to be more democrats in the house, ensure this is a democratic-led house. with that being said, very important we

officer is fighting for his life after being assaulted during protests, marking ten years since michael brown's death brown was shot and killed in 2014 by a police officer causing protests during the black lives matter movement. please say the protests on friday, we're mostly peaceful until a group of people pushed down offense by the police station. that's when officer travis brown was knocked over and hit his head, causing a severe brain injury. official say several protesters were arrested so it including the man accused of charging at officer brown i still ahead. will go live to paris with a recap of saturday is electrifying women's soccer final, which saw the u.s. enter it's redeemed team era. >> stay with us comedy is common to cnn good go wrong i got news for you for me or saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn my family is partnering with the women's tennis association to remove boundaries because. this game is for everyone it, itch scratch must not stop the if sanity with cortisone ten for bug bites, poison ivy, and other edges, cortisone ten is number one. doctor recommended. it work

this happened during a protest marking 10 years since the deadly shooting of michael brown.uspect is charged with first degree assault, resisting arrest. property damage, he is also facing an additional assault charge for allegedly kick another officer in the head. and separately, a dnc delegate has withdrawn from the convention after he was arrested in connection with to this very protest for kicking in part of a ometalgate gate. top google executives are being pressed to testify before the senate after admitting they purposefully omitted search results for the assassination attempt of former president trump? according to a senate probe, the search engine's auto complete feature did not register the assassination attempt in 3wu9 ler, pennsylvania last month when users would search for information about what happened. google says their systems are out of date which led to an inadequate user experience. >> ainsley: out of date? if we google yesterday it would be there. this has been weeks. ains. >> carley: bingo. golden globe winning actress gina rollins passed away in her ho

. >> this is after protest, marking ten years since 18-year-old michael brown was killed by an officer on that department it turned violent. police say yesterday, someone charge at the officer causing him to fall and hit his head. that resulted in a severe brain injury since 2014, has been a punching bag for this community the police department back in 20 foot, we don't even have them offices here anymore. so what are you protests. these officers? 90 her normal teen years later, i got an officer fighting for his life. isn't enough. an i'm done with him. we not doing it here in ferguson the man accused of charging at the officer faces assault charges and is being held on a $500,000 bond the georgia state election board wants counties to display us citizens only signs that polling stations this november, but some board members see this as a precaution. voting rights groups, though argue that the move is unnecessary and potentially intimidating of those legally entitled to vote cnn's rafael romo has more for us, rafael victor, and amara to state the obvious. it is illegal for noncitizens

yeah, when i delivered those lectures, michael brown was still alive. you know, sandra bland was still blogging. you know, and sandra speaks. george floyd had moved from houston to minneapolis. yet, you know, the west baltimore wasn't on fire. you know, the writing or the cvs was still there. that that quiktrip in ferguson hadn't been attacked to burn down, you know, in so many ways. i was trying and in 2011 to figure out what how president obama's ascendance had distorted african-american politics, trying to hold back this youthful area where folks were reading the obama administration as the fulfillment of the black freedom, you know, the black freedom tradition and and so when i think about it, kahlil, you know, obama was kind of, you know, the kind of anchor to those lectures. but looking back on them for books came out of them, you know, democracy in black. i was writing at the same time that i was thinking about those lectures begin again. my my meditation on baldwin as you can see, elements of it in these lectures that's the reflections on religi

officer is fighting for his life after being assaulted during protests, marking ten years since michael brown's death round was shot and killed in 2014 by a police officer, causing protests during the black lives matter movement please say the protests on friday were mostly peaceful until a group of people pushed down offense by the police station. >> that's when officer travis brown was knocked over and hit his head, causing a severe brain injury. officials say several protesters were arrested, including the man accused of charging at officer brown london police are on high alert as they prepare for the arrival of taylor swift's era's tour, officials say they are equipped to handle all scenarios after the discovery of a terror plot forced the cancellation of swift's concerts in vienna. despite last week scare, swifties say they're feeling positive about the london gig the shows will go on, but british police say they're on high alert for taylor swift's scheduled concert dates at london's wembley stadium. so far police say they foiled a terror attack targeting the pop star's shows in vienna won