. >> hi, commissioner, my name is michael shaw. i live close to edge wood. i think the neighbors can understand that i live there for 30 years. i don't see anything happen because i have a dog. i walk the park three times a day. they do an excellent job. i think the neighbors are confused of the mental health. you know children always have behavior issues. as a neighbor i think we should look for the children as our future and don't look at so selfishly think they might have a problem and they might kill a man or woman or parents. my parents are 80 years old and i talked to them about here and they said thanks for the edge wood that they have for the children. as a neighbor i try to support this program as long as they can do good security and children sometimes, i have been there, kids walk out of the fence but they immediately catch them. children walking there, they share the whole playground and i cannot say the children play football and another can get help. i truly support this program and i hope you can pass and cure more behaviors. >> thank you. joh

supporters of michael brown marv marched in shaw, missouri. an announcement could come any moment on whether darren wilson will face charges. we are in clayton, missouri, with more on the timing of the grand jury's decision. >> reporter: church services in ferguson calling for justice for michael brown but with peaceful protests. >> non-violence is the way. >> reporter: even in pouring rain, sunday. many still drawn to the spot where the unarmed teenager was killed. >> i wanted my kids to see the importance of what's going on. you know, what's going on in ferguson and the whole st. louis area in general. >> reporter: over the weekend, barricades moved into place around the st. louis county justice center seemed to foreshadow a potential announcement here. where today a grand jury meets again. considering charges against ferguson police officer darren wilson who says he acted in self-defense. the grand jury, 7 men, 5 women, 9 white, 3 black, the makeup of the county. 9 of the 12 must agree on the decision whether to indict. >> i feel sorry for

last night, the supporters of michael brown marched in the neighboring town of shaw. and announced it could come any moment on whether officer darren wilson will face charges. nbc's jennifer bjorklund is in clayton, missouri, with more on the timing of the grand jury's decision. >> reporter: church services in ferguson calling for justice for michael brown, but with peaceful protests. >> nonviolence is the way! >> reporter: even in pouring rain, sunday. many still drawn to the spot where the unarmed teenager was killed. >> i wanted my kid to see the importance of what's going on, you know, what's going on in ferguson and the whole st. louis area in general. >> reporter: over the weekend, barricades moved into place around the st. louis county justice center seemed to foreshadow a potential announcement here. where today a grand jury meets again, considering charges against ferguson police officer darren wilson, who says he acted in self-defense. the grand jury, seven men, five women, nine white, three black, which reflects the makeup of the county. nine of those 12 mu

michael brown was killed. it started at the site in shaw in st. louis where myers was killed and moved to jimmy powell, a shooting that happened after mike brown and they've now arrived at canfield. we're not seeing massive protests outside the police department. we're not seen a massive protest presence at the site of the brown shooting. the national guard remain here guarding the police department and kind of keeping a watchful eye over the protester, but very calm. >> so let me ask you about this story in your paper, in "the washington post" about all of these -- wherever you want to call them, errors, oversights, omissions. you have the officer himself, darren wilson who basically packaged his own evidence. you don't have measurements being taken at the crime scene. when you add all these together, do you have reason to suspect it had all of the proper or normal protocols been followed here that maybe there would have been more for this grand jury to look at, for this prosecutor to look at that could have resulted in a prosecution? >> what we

shaw neighborhood in st. louis where another young man was killed right after michael brown was killed.in and across from the police station. right now more media than protesters are here ready for the announcement coming in the next few hours. again, folks here, in lieu of this decision are just waiting. >> can you share anything about the governor's meeting about local clergy. do you know who was involved in that meeting or any sense of what was discussed? >> a number of sources say they will actually be meeting with governor nixon. there's also a conference call which should be happening about now. as far as i know, one thing the governor will be asking for is prayer from the clergy. in this time of great tumult in the community, they ask that the clergy rally around the commu community for their prayers. >> thanks for your time. >> thank you for having me. >> that's all for now. see you tomorrow at 4:00 eastern. "the ed show" is coming up next. >>> good evening americans, and welcome to "the ed show." live from detroit lakes, minnesota, let's get to work. >> announcement by the st.

girlfriend and because of what went on in missouri with the shooting of michael brown he was afraid of what police might think. shaw indefinitely. >> what is the best way to make sure your automobile is safe? stick the c.e.o. inside and start shooting at him. this is no joke. the c.e.o. at detectives armoring corporation, he is inside taking a seat in the armored car so one of his colleagues can shoot him with an ak-47. those cars apparently do work. he never was injured, not at all. we're told he didn't even flinch. no way. no way, no way would i ever do that. >> that was really him inside there? >> yes. >> if somebody was shooting at me -- >> that is faith in your product. >> all right. it is chilly here in new york city, and that's why we have maria molina outside. let's talk a little bit about the polar plunge. >> it is cold across the country, but first of all it is not cold in the studio. elisabeth, welcome back. so good to have you back. >> it is great to see you, maria. i'm getting chills here mostly, but also because it is too cold for my liking right now. you're about to tell us it's going to get a little

michael brown. the grand jury is set to reconvene today as it weighs whether to bring charges against officer darren wilson. this weekend saw rallies in ferguson and the neighboring community of shaw amid expectations of an imminent announcement. at least eight schools in the ferguson area have closed in anticipation. wilson has been in talks with ferguson officials on resigning from the police force even if he is not indicted. he has also met privately and off-the-record with a number of prominent news anchors to discuss a potential interview. the grand jury is made up of 12 people, three of them are african-american, five of them are quite. president obama addressed the pending grand jury decision in an interview this weekend with abc. obama urged demonstrators to remain peaceful. >> well, i think first and foremost, people protest peaceful. this is a country that allows everybody to express their views. any event as an excuse for violence is contrary to rule of law, contrary to who we are. i have asked eric holder not just to engage with the folks in ferguson, but to engage nationally in a conversation between law enforcement and communities of color that often times feel as if

michael brown. the decision has not yet been released, but is expected some time tonight. the newshour's stephen fee traveled to ferguson, missouri, where a community waits. he filed this report. (chanting) >> in st. louis' shawghborhood sunday night, dozens of protesters marched through the rainy streets, calling for justice in the august killing of 18-year-old michaemichael brown. >> as a black woman, this hits close to home. >> the two-hour demonstration a include add weekend of uncertainty. many here thought a grand jury decision about whether or not to bring charges against darren wilson, the white police officer who killed brown, would be announced sunday, but then it wasn't. >> i was just anxious. i'm not sure what to expect out of who. i'm going to be out here in the streets. >> reporter: the prevailing hope is what any demonstration's following the announcement will be equal to. antonio french, community leader. >> i am expecting large crowds of people in the streets. i expect most of them to engage in non-violent protests. some may engage in civil disobedience, again, nonviolently. >> reporter: even with those expectations, missouri's governor declared a state of emergency last week. law enforcement