. >> just a few hours later, michael jones and his family also say their good-byes.nces of pendleton juvenile, justin boggess still faces time behind bars. >> i'm a strong believer everything happens for a reason, and i feel that, you know, if i wouldn't have got locked up, i don't know where i would be. i'd either be dead or -- i know for a fact i wouldn't have my ged. now when i get out, i plan on staying away from the gang stuff. i plan on getting a job, you know. i can't really tell how things are going to be until i get out and i carry through with things because i said all this last time i was going to do good, and i wasn't out for two months and i got hit with an armed robbery. >> despite their claims of innocence, brandyn cox and nathan brady were found guilty of the battery that landed them in seg. since then, cox has been released. brady remains at pendleton. as for jacob shauntee, his future remains as troubled as his past. even though he's completed all programs and has earned his release, he can't go home. according to superintendent mike dempsey, jacob

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jones. first michael monlhill. let's talk. a gentleman here there sup in harlem, he's marching.e said listen, this generation, they have a voice. he's got to get back to staten island, that's another issue. but we're looking at the protesters there. is this a generational thing? is this a young people's movement? >> it absolutely is. martin luther king used to see when dogs bite us in birmingham, we bleed everywhere. someone got hurt in ferguson and we're bleeding everywhere. the protest in ferguson was if we don't get it, shut it down. you see people shutting down highways and roads. people shutting down games and operas over the last few monthm. it's an exciting moment for young protesters. we can talk about the 99.9% of the protesters who are trying to make change through protest and through organized action. voter registration drives. this is what democracy looks like. >> it sounds like you've been there among protesters. i do have to ask, though not that we want to down ployplay the power of social media. these are organized efforts of organizations as well. >> very much so

forward as the city awaits the decision from the grand jury over the shooting keith of michael brown. miranda jones joins us this morning from st. louis. the governor issuing a state of emergency in ferguson ahead of the grand jury decision. how that this affected activists on the ground? >> there's a lot of anxiety in the community overall. i think the state of emergency infuriated a few people, and especially those people that have been on the ground, they've activate add state of emergency without having an indictment or any reason so far to have done that. >> it's interesting that you say that people are already on edge. do they have an opinion as to how they think the grand jury is going to move? >> i would say 95% of the community feels he that there will be no indictment, i think it really speaks to the confidence that people do not have in the justice system in our area. i believe that it's a sad statement that we are so confident that there will be no indictment. >> miss jones when you talk to people who say that they are confident that there will be no indictment, do they believe that it'

jones is here with me. sunny hostin, and michael, come of cnn analysts and commentators join us now.et's talk about this. you said this is a defining moment for young activists across america. >> yeah, this is very, very, big deal. the young generation of african-american, allies, and older people some times white folks say, maybe you are everreacting. maybe you are did something wrong. you have a generational response now. this is a major deal. i hope america will listen to the young people. i hope america will say that something here is going wrong. >> as the president spoke today. the president in chicago, supposed to talk about immigration. instead, started off talking about the unrest that happened here last night. the, the -- nonindictment of the police officer saying any one who sparks violence. he is not with the people. if you want to protest peaceful loo. he is with you. sunny you and i live in new york city. to see this happening outside of new year's eve is a really big deal. >> it is remarkable. i was born and raised in new york. i don't think i have ever seen anything l

jones graduated from winston churchill high school. >> the ferguson police officer who shot and killed michael brown is stepping down from the worse. darren wilson handed in his resignation letter yesterday. >>> as many as 46 million people will be on the roads and in the air today. low gas prices could make this one of the biggest travel days in seven years. good morning and welcome to "news4 today" i'm angie goff. >> i'm adam tuss. we're waking up to a pretty nice day today and it's going to warm up. >> perhaps sunday could be the pick of the weekend. >> i should agree with you. temperatures today will be around 60 degrees. partly to mostly sunny skies. enjoy the warmth today and tomorrow. tuesday big changes. winter returns to the area. temperatures right now not too bad. maybe you're heading out to get that jog in. heading to the grocery store. you barely need a jacket as we get into the afternoon hours. a light jacket this morning with temperatures in thor 30s in gaithersburg. mid-30s in camp springs and 043 degrees in washington. mixed variable cloudy skies across the area. more clouds i

reverend charles ewing is michael brown's great uncle joining us here on cnn. quickly before break, van jones, want to say, that people have been asking me, and ask you, we want to hear more from the protesters, hear more from the protesters? you look at the pictures here, ferguson, mississippi. many times the protesters would yell and scream. they deon't want to come on camera. >> how many times you would invite someone over, get them on, and the camera, they would run away. you are seeing a generation on knife's edge between violence/nonviolence. i hope the tug-of-war wins out. so sad to see those beautiful kids out there doing it the right way. all it took is one group. knucklehead. to knock them off the air. >> person we are talking about. the reason we brought it up. jason carol. back out there, now. live to him. jason, try to get people to talk, not all want to talk. many just want to, upset. vent. jason carol on the streets. what's going on now where you are? just heard an announcement from st. louis county police. told those that still out here if they continue to remain here they wil

jones. mark, there's been a big push to keep things peaceful, no matter what. michaeling out a public service announcement. what do you think the reaction will be if there's not an indictment? >> my sense is that there will be peaceful protests. there will be a response. people say, will there be peace? peace is a reasonable expectation. but i think that unrest and resistance is also a reasonable expectation. i've been talking to protesters for the last few days. they're saying they're organized, much more disciplined than they were in august. they're not expecting much. but there won't be any violence. >> van, i want to ask you about some of the new polling we have in cnn that shows a significant disparity along racial lines on whether officer wilson should be charged, specifically with murder. there are other numbers for manslaughter. but on murder, 23% of white americans say he should be charged with murder. 54% of nonwhites. what do you make of that, van? >> well, i think that people have very different experiences with the police. if your daily experience with pol

jones us in new york with your preview, good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, ukee, erika. cia insider michaelrell joins us with the potential impact of isis teaming one al quaida a phillie ate in syria. plus the former navy seal who says he killed bin laden. he reveals the moment he fired the deadly shots, and why he's breaking his silence now. and school district erases religious holidays from the calendar. the news is back in the morning, we'll see in you about ten minutes, and you guys going to be watching the hollywood film awards? >> oh, you bet. we can sleep in tomorrow. >> that's right. i'll stay up and watch it. indeed. thanks. >> game's instagram feed. see how many big stars will be there. >> cool. >> i'll check it out. >> thanks very much. have a great morning, great weekends, see you all later. >> hard to believe thanksgiving still almost two full weeks away, but some people they're already trying to get a jump on those "black friday" deals. take a look at this best buy in fort myers, florida. yep. those are people camping out. some of them even say it is not for the deals, it is j

jones, our legal analyst, and forensic pathologist. good to have you all with us. let me start with you. michaelwn's body found 35 feet away from officer wilson's car. you just heard that report. 21 sfeet a couple seconds. 14 feet extra to get to they've. that's less than a second. when you look at it purely analytically, do you think it is possible that darren wilson shot himself in self-defense? >> anything is possible. that's not what the witnesses were saying. the thing disturbs me about the way the coverage is moving is it is about how can an officer defend himself. we're going to have to bring in the national guard because these people are so violent. and it is 180 degrees away from why there are protests in the first place. you have witnesses saying he had his hands in the air. he was trying to surrender. you have people protesting who were tear gassed, met by paramilitary police. acting as if the people are the ones being violent. when in fact it was the police officers who were violent toward the community. >> i know you believe according to the autopsy, making brown had his hands up. w

jones was a senior at cornell and graduated from winston churchill high school in potomac. >> ferguson police officer who has shot and killed michael brown has resigned from the police department. darren wilson has been on administrative leave since the shooting. with no indictment he was free to return to duty but wilson says he'll likely never be a police officer again. >> reporter: it is the letter that will close one chapter in the ongoing drama in ferguson. darren wilson resignation comes as his attorney says targeted threats have been coming in to the ferguson police department. wilson says as my hope to continue in police work, but the safety of other police officers in the community are of paramount importance to me. >> he's simply walking away because he believes his continued employment would put others at risk. >> reporter: wilson plains for obvious reasons he wanted to wait until the grand jury decision for he resigned. >> certainly no wrongdoing his part. to have resigned might have suggested he did something wrong and he didn't. >> reporter: some ferguson residents say no matter the reason the resignation was inevitab

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jones industry trading down 32 points in premarket. it's the nasdaq bucking the downward trend just about five points. michaelerick ka joins gurka js now. how would you trade energy stocks now? >> i think energy stock res going to get a cue from energy futures and energy futures clearly explain we're going to see lower prices here. i think the 62 in particular start coming into play. i think the stocks are going to get beat up. effectively with what the market is going look at year-round is is the valuation still too cheap? for those reasons, is it a euro buy now for 2015 or do you get in right now. >> michael, good morning. it's louisa been. >> good morning. >> are there any obvious trades we're overlooking? we've got a new year ahead of us. there could be some closing out of books, things like that. taking that alongside what's going on in oil, and let's not forget bond markets, as well. >> i think one of them in the commodity space that's being overlooked is not just a referendum or a vote in europe or pending, how the gold in precious metal markets work as a whole, but i think silver gets to be a very aus

michael brown senior drive past and have a quick word with the protesters and then drive on. >> sarah, thank you very much. and now, darrell parks, an attorney, and our political commentator, van jones. let me start with you. i know the family told you they were upset that they tlernld grand jury had reached a decision from cnn. not the district attorney. do they know at this time whether he was indicted or not? >> they do not know. all they know is what you know. that there will be an announcement later today. that's all they were told. that was by a phone call to attorney gray's office there in clayton, missouri. >> and darrell, in terms of your understanding, they anticipated they will be told before the general public, right? >> we haven't been promised that. and i think it is important here that you know that normally, you would have a victim's advocate from the prosecutor's office who would have guided them through process and given them more information before the general public and the press. but we haven't had that in this case. my clients have expressed to us time and time again that they felt they have not been treated right through this process. and so hopefully, that wi

jones makes yay, game night, so much fun. >>> here's what's happening. authorities in ferguson, missouri, continue to make preparations for possible fallout from the grand jury decision in the shooting of michaeld expected to meet again on monday. >>> andrew cuomo says emergency officials are preparing for the worst in the buffalo area where massive flooding is possible. now back to "caught on camera." >>> extreme risk. >> it's crazy. that is crazy. >> at dangerous heights. >> if you fall from doing that, like, your friends are done. >> cheating death with every move. >> urban climbing, an understated name for a death-defying activity. climbers scale tall structures and document every dizzying moment. >> any security guards working in the russian building know their building is liable to be approached by one of these people who wants to get to the top. >> then they post videos of their adrenaline-pumping stunts on the web, hoping for internet stardom. >> you get recognition for, first of all, having very amazing physical skills, and it creates mini celebrities. >> elektrastal, russia, this man, in the green shirt, and his friends practice in local parks at ground level. but on may 13, 2012, th

jones makes sense of investing. ♪ gerri: as missouri awaits a decision from the grand jury on whether a ferguson police officer will be charged in the fatal shooting of 18-year-old michaelwn, businesses are preparing for the worst. violent demonstrators looted at least 30 businesses in and around the area in the last few days. my next guest has had his shop ransacked by looters in august when all this began. joining me from ferguson is jan lalani. welcome. great to have you here. you're here by phone. we've been thinking about you through all of this. what is the mood in ferguson as we await a grand jury decision? >> it is definitely a city on edge like you guys are saying. there are people from both sides. other people are scared what will happen. people are sick and tired of this whole situation. people are waiting to see what happened. gerri: in august when this whole thing happened. you were looted and there is video of your store being looted. what are you preparing now? what are you doing now? we look some precautions. we got plywood up on inside and bars up on the outside and put unbreakable glass in to kind of hope we could keep people out of the store after clo

michael brown's case. >>> and a look right now at u.s. futures and how they are trading ahead of that read on u.s. gdp. we're looking at the dow jones industrial, up about 24 points. the s&p 500 up a couple points in premarket trade. keep in mind, the s&p 500 did close at a record for the 45th time this year. the dow settling at a record for the 29th time. so another record day for the u.s. markets. of course, will that u.s. gdp looet read confirm that the u.s. economy is improving? that will be the big question. now, it is green across the screen for european markets right now at this hour. we're looking at the ftse 100 trade up just about 9 points. we are waiting for bank of england governor mark carney to address the parliament in his testimony. the xetra dax, driven markets, really the outperformer after the gdp number came in at 0.1% after an uptick in exports. the market up 0.8% at a two-month high for the german market. france and italy seeing a bit of green right now. we're looking at the italian markets up just about 129 points in today's trade. now, in terms of bonds, where are we seeing the action? yesterday's focus was r

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jones expecting an increase of 233,000 jobs last month. that is below september's bumper growth of 248,000. the jobless rate is expected to to stay steady just below 6%. let's bring in michael pervez. which really have been moving higher on the impact of the u.s. economic data strengthening. >> i would say it's always important. it also gets a little bit overanalyzed sometimes and overreacted to. because i think, you know, there is -- this number two miss and beat survey expectations all the time, i think when you think about what its impact is on how the fed is going to react, they are going to be looking at, you know, broader term trends here. and the sort of broader moving averages in terms of changing their narrative on policies. it's always important, but again, it can be overreacted to. having said that, i would be a little bit surprised if we had a huge miss on the numbers given some of the recent employment data that we've been seeing. they've come in recently at the 230, 240 level. i think we'll see more of the same, which is slow want steady growth and minimal signs of wage inflation. that would argue has been constructive for u.s. equity market conditions. >> wag

jones, the assistant pass for of mt. zion baptist church in st. louis. and we have former fbi assistant director tom fuentes with us and community activist john gaskin. john, weeks after michaelarents testified to the u.n., you have the committee against torture calling the grand jury decision a tragedy. they said they had to respect the decision of authorities not to prosecute officer darren wilson. but how significant do you think it is the u.n. considered this shooting in their report in the first place? >> i think it's quite significant. it's significant that the u.n. is speaking up regarding this. it's significant that the u.n. would invite michael brown's family to come and allow them to share their story, along with several protest leaders here in st. louis. as we have seen, protests have been across the country. i think that speaks volumes regarding the injustice that we have seen. you know, brianna, many people are disappointed with that decision, that there was no indictment on any type of charges. people here at least, especially african-americans, lost what little confidence they had in the justice system when that announcement was made. and we're very disappointe

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athena jones, michelle cokinsky thanks so much for laying it out for us this morning. over to chris. >> let's play through the thinking here, michaelsh" a cnn political commentator and host of "the michael smerconish program" on sirius xm. where are the republicans on this? >> if i'm in the republican party and looking at this, i have to be cognizant of what's coming in 2016 i a suming i really want to win the white house. i'm cop convinced a number of individuals in the house and senate are only concerned about self-preservation but they need to be worried about their ability to win in 2016 and in order to do so, they need the hispanic vote. neil neuhaus, mitt romney's pollster in 2012 said if if the dynamics stay the same they'll need 64% of the white vote, that far exceeds anything that john mccain or mitt romney were able to obtain. so they're playing with fire on this, is my point. >> why do we keep hearing the disposition is that they want to do nothing until the end of the year. isn't that kind of telling the voters you brought us in to get things done, we all say we will and now we're not going to it? >> the chaipging dynam

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