but michael wilson refused to talk. and he had a good reason. on death row for the 1995 murder of a convenience store manager. wilson -- seen here in this surveillance video while he committed the crime -- was appealing, hoping he'd get a lesser sentence of life without parole. >> if michael had been executed without talking to us, we don't have a case. we don't have enough with what we've got so far to win. >> i'm hoping someone can help me. >> reporter: but de'marchoe wasn't ready to give up. >> you know, president obama, russell simmons, kevin durant. >> so you started making videos from in prison? >> yes. >> last i checked, you -- you weren't supposed to have cellphones in prison. >> no. but, you know, i had to do what i had to do to try to regain my freedom. i felt like i had to take this risk. >> reporter: while malcolm and de'marchoe waited, wilson lost his final appeal on january 2nd, 2014. he was set to die by lethal injection a week later. and then the phone rang. it was wilson's lawyer. >> and she said to us, "if you wanna talk to him

michael wilson is a brit who is in seville, having travelled there with his girlfriend to stay with her you this evening, michael. what is your reaction to this news? well, it's very surprising. very frustrating. it's surprising, because when you arrive in spain the first thing you notice is that everybody is wearing masks, everybody is adhering to social distance measures. so when you compare that with the uk, where under current government guidelines, things like wearing a mask wasn't mandatory, it is surprising that the reports are suggesting the cases arising in spain and the sort of isolation measures would be necessary for people coming from spain to the uk. and it's frustrating as well, because we obviously travelled before this decision was made, and now when we come back we, potentially, miss out on work and salary, things like that. you didn't think about rushing and taking a plane tonight? well... no, the weather here is glorious! i would say enjoy the next week. but it's very, very surprising decision, especially when you see that it is happening in local areas, it is small

and what follows, michael wilson will join us from morgan stanley. this is a timely conversation. wilson has been dead on about the advance of the stock market. stay with us. from london, from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: bloomberg surveillance, from new york, from london. anna edwards in for francine bit more thison a morning. seema shah, we are thrilled that she could be with us because of the coordinated tensions in the market, looking at the economy, the pandemic, and trying to reach that bridge in the road, whatever you want to call it come out to 2021. it is a great metaphor, the bridge out to 2021. how are the foundations of the bridge right now? can we get there in one piece? seema: i think it is going to be difficult. there are encouraging signs around the world. europe dealt with is really well. what has been interesting is that european data has improved but it has not moved really quickly. i think that is a good thing. economy movinghe very fast because that means people are losing a lot of what they need during the advisor -- during the virus. go all fx on you.

coming up with jonathan ferro, michael wilson has been optimistic on the markets. the right call still on this recovery, still, and of july, look for that at 9:00. futures, -30. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance" guy johnson in london. francine lacqua reporting on credit suisse in zurich. tom: tom keene in new york and howard ward, each of these companies is different. what is the distinction you see in apple computer in 2021? tom, this has been a phenomenal stock. i never would have expected it to do as well as it has done this year. cap,trillion market reporting tonight, revenues, $55 so,ion, earnings $2.10 or earnings this fiscal year up, maybe 5%, 6%, revenues around 2% . growing your business during a pandemic is a good thing which results in stocks being be rated higher than those companies suffering during the pandemic. owns the smartphone market. they own it. u.s.martphone share in with their ecosystem, they have developed incredible brand loyalty with 90% rate of people continuing to own apple iphones when they're are ready to get anyone. m

looking forward to jon ferro's conversation with michael wilson of morgan stanley i believe in the 9:00 hour. morgan stanley has been lights out on market moves, negative, and very positive in the recent months. stay with us. from london. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance" comment francine from london and new york. we were talking about dollar. let's get back to your exchange with david katzive, head of fx strategy for known for america. daniel, thank you for staying with us. when you look at euro, i don't know whether euro at the moment seems to be fairly valued but there is a lot of political risk, brexit, you don't know whether this recovery fund will get through because of the frugal countries, and it seems this could be a make or break point for europe again. david: i think you're right. there is political risk with respect to the euro. the point we make from any fx perspective is that whatever europe does does not have to be -- it is not going to be perfect. they are probably not going to deliver a recovery plan that ticks everyone's boxes and is con

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable michael pompeo, the honorable pete wilson, christopher nixon cox and hugh hewitt. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪

for this office was a simple one, could we prove beyond a reasonable doubt that when darren wilson shot michaelrown, he committed murder or manslaughter under the missouri law? after an independent and in-depth review of the evidence, we cannot prove that he did. >> a grand jury under the previous prosecutor bob macola chose not to indict wilson, the justice department exonerating him, now we see the new county prosecutor with a five month investigation did not exonerate or move forward with charges and activists are not happy. >> he killed the man! he killed the boy in the middle of the street. nothing? >> the videotape -- >> he killed him. he move the evidence, nothing? nothing? nothing? >> nothing else. >> nothing. we have dirty cops! >> roughly six years ago, the killing of mike brown, the police handling of demonstrations and the lack of an indictment resulted in widespread destruction in the st. louis area. the saying hands up don't shoot traces back to dorian johnson who was with michael brown when he was shot. backtracking his story, but the narrative stuck. >> thanks, mike. in chicago

michael pompeo. the honorable pete wilson, christopher nixon cox and hugh hewitt. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ good afternoon.hristopher nixon cox, grandson of richard nixon and on behalf of my family and the board of directors of the foundation i want to welcome you to another important event and the museum is right behind me here. today we are honored to have secretary of state michael pompeo to have chosen the nixon library to make a major speech about u.s. china relations. like we do so often at the library, we are going to begin the program with a prayer. would you please remain standing and welcome greg laurie, the senior pastor at harvest christian fellowship for an invocation. >> let's pray together. we are thankful to live in this country the united states of america and one thing we treasure so greatly as the freedom we have to pursue life, liberty and happiness. we have the freedom to speak our minds, the worship and freedom to proclaim the message that jesus christ died for our sins and rose from the dead and can give the personal life, liberty and happiness if we will put our trust in him, but we

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable michael pompeo, the honorable pete wilson, christopher nixon cox and hugh hewitt. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon. i am christopher nixon cox, grandson of president richard nixon. and on the half of my family and the board of directors of the nixon foundation i want to welcome you to another important event here at the richard nixon library, birthplace and use them, the of which is right behind me here. today we are honored to have secretary of state mike pompeo to have chosen the nixon library to make a major speech about u.s.-china relations. like we do so often at the liberia, , we are going to begia program with a prayer here would you please remain standing and welcome greg laurie, the senior pastor at harvest christian fellowship for an invocation. [applause] let's all pray together. father, we're so thankful to live in this country, the united states of america. and one thing we treasure so greatly is the freedom we have from you to pursue life, liberty and happiness. we have the freedom to speak our minds, the freedom to worshi

michael pompeo. the honorable pete wilson. christopher nixon cox and hugh hue it. (applause) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ good afternoon. i'm christopher nixon cox grandson of president richard nixon. on behalf of my family and the nixon foundation, i want to welcome you to another important event here at the richard nixon library birthplace and museum, the birthplace which is right behind me here. today, we are honored to have secretary of state mike pompeo to have chosen the nixon library to make a major speech about u.s. china relations. like we do so often in the library, we are going to begin our program with a prayer. would you please remain standing and welcome greg laurie, senior pastor at harvest christian fellowship big. (applause) >> let us all prayed together. father, we are so thankful to live in this country of the united states of america. one thing we treasure so greatly is the freedom we have from you to pursue life, liberty and happiness. we have the freedom to speak our minds. the freedom to warship, and the freedom to proclaim the message that jesus christ died fo

there are so many points at which dan wilson could have handled the situation differently and michael brown might still be alive. >> a grand jury under the previous prosecutor chose not to indict wilson. the u.s. justice department exonerated him. bell also decided not to move forward. 6 years ago the killing of mike brown, the police reaction, 2 demonstrations and the grand jury decision not to insight. the saying hands up and don't shoot came from johnson who said it wasn't true. bell was under pressure to reexamine this case. he did so quietly and yesterday came forward with the results of this investigation. >> dana: thank you. next a former president named in unsealed documents dealing with jeffrey epstein ex-girlfriend. explosive details minutes away. the coronavirus is wrecking state and local budgets. if the senate doesn't act, it will mean painful cuts to essential public services across america. fewer teachers and nurses, longer response times, dirtier streets. but some say our states should just go bankrupt. text fund to 237-263 to tell congress to fund our essential public

michael brown and 2014. there is not enough evidence to be able to prove that darren wilson committed murder or manslaughter. the killing of michael brown, an unarmed african-american teenager had led to months of protests and demonstrations and helped launch the blacklight smatter movement. >>> an independent prosecutor will now be examining the controversial police shooting of a young african-american man and vallejo. shot and killed last year, after falling asleep and a car at a fast food drive-through, vallejo police said mccoy had reached for a gun that was on his lap. yesterday, the solano county das office had announced that michael ramose will investigate. he served as the da for san bernardino county for 16 years. >>> new restrictions on oakland police during peaceful protests using stinger grenades, rubber bullets and oprah balls against protesters and most incidences. the same ruling puts tough limits on using tear gas and flash grenades. oakland police, accused of using excessive force against protesters back in june. >>> we are tracking a tropical storm that is now a hurricane. hurricane isais i

reinvestigation of that shooting which there's so many points and which dan wilson could have handled the situation. >>differently and if he had michael brown might still be alive. but that is not the question before us. the only question is whether we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred. the answer to that question is no. >>wilson resigned from the police department shortly after a grand jury declined to prosecute him nearly 6 years ago. well for the first time ever oprah winfrey will not be on the cover of o magazine. winfrey posted the news on her website explaining why she gave up her front cover 2 dedicated to brianna taylor. she stated only in the wake of george floyd's filmed execution was national attention brought to the shooting death of brianna taylor 2 and a half months after. she was killed she continues that pleas for justice have fallen on deaf ears. taylor was killed in march when she was shot 8 times by louisville, kentucky police officers who burst into her home using a no knock warrant during a narcotics investigation. an investigation is underway at stanford university after 2 swastikas were d

and meantime derren wilson the former ferguson police officer who fatally shot michael brown will not be charged that's according to the st louis county prosecutor who said he could not beyond a reasonable doubt prove he committed murder or manslaughter thursday's decision could renew tensions in ferguson especially as protests against police brutality continue nationwide. and elsewhere around the nation a u.s. marine is dead and 8 others are missing following an accident involving an empty b.s. assault vehicle off the southern california coast 8 other marines were recovered off of san clemente island thursday night multiple ships and helicopters from the navy and coast guard or searching for those missing marines. and now to the latest coded 900 numbers worldwide cases now more than 17000000 with about 674000 reported deaths the top 3 countries with the most confirmed cases the u.s. still leading the way there followed by brazil and india back here stateside cases topping 4400000 with about 152000 reported deaths now with the senate adjourned for the weekend the 600 dollar weekly fed

michael brown in 2014. they said yesterday that there is just not enough evidence to prove that officer darren wilson committed murder or manslaughter in this case. the killing of michael brown, an unarmed african-american teenager, led two months of protest and help launch the black lives matter movement. >>> protesters in marin county are increasing their cost to renafrancis drake. a demonstration took place last night just outside of drake high school in san anselmo. there are plans to rename the school later this year. activists oppose naming locations after sir francis drake who was a slave trader. the city of larkspur will hold a meeting on wednesday to decide the future of a sir francis drake statue that was removed earlier this week. >>> our concern was really a matter of public safety. people can't show up and engage in that kind of activity in a way that would subject themselves to harm. >> i want them to be honored for the stewards of the land for thousands of years. that's what i want and it's happening. truck members of the coast renamed after prominent native americans. >>> let's talk about weath

>>there's so many points and which dan wilson could have handled the situation differently. and if he had michael brown might still be alive. but that is not the question before us. the only question is whether we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred. the answer to that question is no. >>wilson resigned from the police department shortly after a grand jury declined to prosecute him nearly 6 years ago. well for the first time ever oprah winfrey will not be on the cover of o magazine winfrey posted the news on her website explaining why she gave up the cover 2 dedicated to brianna taylor, she said only in the wake of george floyd's filmed execution was national attention brought to the shooting death of brianna taylor 2 and a half months after. she was killed over said that pleas for justice have fallen on deaf ears. taylor was killed in march when she was shot 8 times by louisville, kentucky police officers who mistakenly burst into her house using a no knock warrant during a narcotics investigation. >>happening now firefighters are working to contain a growing brush fire that

>>there's so many points and which dan wilson could have handled the situation differently and if he had michael brown might still be alive. but that is not the question before us. the only question is whether we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred. the answer to that question is no. >>wilson resigned from the police department shortly after a grand jury declined to prosecute him nearly 6 years ago. >>and a school in san francisco is burglarized we'll tell you about the thousands of dollars. well damage the culprits left we'll have that story coming up next. >>and we'll take a live look outside san mateo bridge where the traffic's moving easily and nice and clear on both sides both directions are looking good under cloudy skies this morning will be right back. good morning, welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news at 7.28, yes and thanks for being with us let's check in on your forecast now it's the last day of july to fill so crazy. >>august right around the corner, let's check in with days far get that forecast a martin robin good morning, good morning, everybody sti

>>there's so many point and which dan wilson could have handled the situation differently. and if he had michael brown might still be alive. but that is not the question before us. the only question is whether we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred. the answer to that question is no. >>wilson resigned from the police department shortly after a grand jury declined to prosecute him nearly 6 years ago. >>well for the first time ever oprah winfrey will not be on the cover of o magazine one free posted the news on her website explaining why she gave up the cover to dedicated to brianna taylor. she said only in the wake of george floyd's filmed execution was national attention brought to the shooting death. brianna taylor 2 and a half months after she was killed. oprah said that pleas for justice have fallen on deaf ears. taylor was killed in march when she was shot 8 times by louisville, kentucky police officers who mistakenly burst into her home using a no knock warrant during a narcotics investigation. well americans have filed a record number of complaints to the consumer fin

there's so many points and which dan wilson could have handled the situation differently. >>and if he had michael brown might still be alive. but that is not the question before us. the only question is whether we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred. the answer to that question is no. >>that officer resigned from the police department shortly after a grand jury declined to prosecute him that was almost 6 years ago. >>within the last hour esa es has become a hurricane it passed by puerto rico as a tropical storm earlier dumping heavy rain and leading to major flooding in san won strong winds also knocked down trees and caused at least one house to collapse. the storm is the 9th named storm of 2020. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking that storm. the big question lawrence is it going to hit the mainland of the u.s.. yeah there's a very good chance unfortunately, the pattern has changed a little bit since yesterday and it looks like it's moving over open water. >>that's allowing it to strengthen fact tonight, we've got a hurricane here. it is you can see all tha

announced he will not charge the former police officer who shot michael brown is the county's first black prosecutor wasn't able to prove darren wilson committed murder or manslaughter when he shot and killed brown six years ago fueling protests across the nation. bill diblasio back on the streets of new york city helping to paint the black lives matter mural in queens. gun violence continues to plague the city, an issue governor andrew cuomo cause devastating. alex hogan is the latest in new york. >> reporter: nonprofits are taking this into their own hands by sending members out into the community to develop relationships with their peers and understand what the tensions are at hand that researchers say this is a way to prevent crime before it happens. >> we are sick and tired, frustrated of guns going off. we are rivaling chicago. >> shootings new york city climbing, there were 47 last week, 176% increase from the same time last year. you today shootings are up 71%. new york governor andrew cuomo calling it deeply disturbing and blaming a variety of factors including anti-police sentiment, and the struggling economy. >> it is into

michael brown in ferguson, missouri, back in 2014. yesterday they said there is just not enough evidence that darren wilson committed murder or manslaughter in this truck controversial case. now, the killing of an unarmed african-american teenager led to several months of demonstrations, it helped launch the black lives matter movement. >>> in the meantime, an independent prosecutor will review the controversial police shooting of a young african- american man in vallejo. 20-year-old, william mccoy was killed last year after he fell asleep in a car at a fast food drive-through. vallejo police said william was reaching for a gun on his lap. will investigate the case. he served as the district attorney of san bernardino county for 16 years. >>> a new ruling puts new restrictions on oakland police officers during peaceful protests. a judge issued a preliminary injunction, banning police from using stinker grenades, rubber bullets, and pepper balls against demonstrators in most incidents. that is a rolling that put limits on the use of tear gas and flash grenades. this follows widespread accusations that police used excessive force against pr

today, his former captain michael vaughan, who gave him his first cap against sri lanka in 2007, says broad isn'tjust a great of english cricket but of the sport. joe wilsons career so far. the stuart broad story really begins here, an independent school strong on sport. you pay for facilities and for coaching. he was here that stuart broad went from boy to man. under the influence of one of english cricket's great characters. david still going for his 50. in 19 75, david steele's brave cricketing made him sportsman of the year. in the late 90s, he was co—chair. here is how steele recalls stuart broad. it was just the way he was, and the way he moved and the way he listened and then his bowling came on. and after a couple years, he opened the bowling. but it was the way he did it, the thoughts. it's all in here. cricket is in here. between the eyes. is that what made him stand out, david, his approach? though he was, yeah. he is a cricketer, and that's the thing. some are social and noise will be. some can play. david steele was well into his 30s before england picked him. remember, broad was left out of this summer's first test match. if you are not a re

michael brown in ferguson missouri, it was nearly 6 years ago that a grand jury declined to indict officer darren wilson wilson was the white police officer who shot brown civil rights leaders and brown's mother had hoped that prosecuting attorney wesley bell who is that county's first black prosecutor. >>would reopen the case after he took office in january of 2019 and a news conference today prosecutor bell said the decision not to file charges was very tough. >>i see that this was disturbing to me as well. but i made a promise to to ah to be about transparency and accountability. and yes, this is a very tough decision it's always hard to do you have to have to tell a family that you're not going to be able to give them the justice that they want. >>michael brown's body remained line in the street for 4 hours angering his family and the community. witnesses say brown had his hands up in surrender when wilson fired but a grand jury and the u.s. department of justice did not find those accounts credible. >>protesters in portland squared off with police near the federal courthouse again last night but po

michael brown in 2014. they said there's not enough evidence to prove that offer darin wilson committed murder or manslaughterthis case. the killing of the unarmed african american teenager helped to launch the black lives matter movement. >>> for the first time in o magazine history, someone other than opra is going to be on the cover. it's going to feature a picture of brianna taylor. taylor was shot eight times after the officers and boyfriend exchanged gunfire. they reveal it had cover on social media and said we cannot be silent. we have to use whatever w >>> still to come this noontime, coronavirus outbreaks at several bay area costco stores. why the officials say that it's safe for customers to actually shop in those stores. >>> summertime in the bay area. a much different story up in the sierra as we give you a live picture of the beautiful lake tahoe. a lot of people out there enjoying that lake on this friday afternoon. we're going head back to rosemary after the break for the full forecast. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1

michael brown and 2014. they say that there's not enough evidence to prove that there is wilson -- committed manslaughter. the death of an unarmed american teenager led to months of protests and demonstrations and launched the black lives matter movement. >>> an independent prosecutor will review the controversial police shooting of a young african-american man in vallejo, 20-year-old willie mcquay was shot and killed last year, after he fell asleep in a car, at a fast food drive through. vallejo police said that he was reaching for a gun that was on his lap. yesterday, the solano county das office announced that michael ramos will investigate. he served as a district attorney in san bernardino county for 16 years. >>> a new ruling puts new restrictions on oakland police during peaceful protests. a judge had issued a preliminary injunction banning police from using dinger grenades, rubber bullets and pepper balls against demonstrators in most incidents. the same ruling puts tough limits on the use of tear gas and flash grenades. this follows a lot of accusations that the oakland police used excessive forc

michael brown in ferguson commissary, will not face charges. the prosecutor just made the announcement after reinvestigating that case and the grand jury also declined to indict darren wilson six years ago. the white police officer shot though black teenager in 2014 after an altercation and the shooting touched off weeks of protests. >>> a federal appeals court will rehear part of the case involving former trump national security adviser michael flynn. an earlier decision by a three- judge panel order the trial judge to dismiss the case after the justice department decided it could no longer approve the case. the new hearing will decide whether a trial judge can prolong a criminal case that prosecutors no longer want to pursue. >>> for tech giants posted huge earnings today, facebook, google parent company, alphabet, amazon, and apple all beating expectations. apple said it's sales expanded by 11% in the third quarter. the company site strong sales overseas and announced a four for one stock split for each share an investor owns they will get three more shares. the split also makes single shares more affordable. apple stock currently trades above the $380 mark and sent inv

michael brown. prosecuting attorney wesley bell the county's first black rescued her and said his office was unable to prove former officer darren wilsonommitted murder or manslaughter. wilson shot and killed brown nearly six years ago feeling protests as you remember across the nation over police treatment of african-americans. an emotional and celebratory goodbye today at the funeral for georgia congressman and civil rights activist, john lewis. if correspondent steve harriman shows tonight from atlanta. >> three former u.s. presidents among the guests honoring john lewis and his funeral. >> he always thought of others. he always believed in preaching the gospel. in word and indeed. insisting that hate and fear had to be answered without love and hope. john lewis believed in the lord. he believed in humanity. and he believed in america. >> lewis's america bang then in rural alabama in 1940, great grandson of a and then denied a library card and denied a hamburger and coke in nashville. a young man denied a seat on the bus in brockville north carolina. lewis beaten unconscious and left in a pool of blood in montgomery and his skull wa

. >>> darren wilson, the former ferguson, missouri, police officer who fatally shot michael brown in4 will not face criminal charges that announcement came after a five-month review of documents and other evidence last august brown's father called for a new investigation on the fifth anniversary of his son's death.unarmed teenager sparked protests all over the country. but prosecutors say they cannot prove beyond a reasonable doubt the shooting of the unarmed teenager sparked protests all over the country but prosecutors say they cannot prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the officer committed a crime. >>> a massive fire destroyed a pennsylvania apartment building last night and displaced about a hundred residents. it happened about 45 minutes northwest of philly. according to witnesses, the fire started in a single unit but quickly spread through the entire building. four people were sent to the hospital the cause of that fire still under investigation. >>> also this morning, we are getting our first look at newly unsealed court documents that reveal things about jeffrey do reveal

michael brown in ferguson, missouri. the 18-year-old's death back in 2014 sparked days of unrest. the prosecutor says his office could not provide -- prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the officer, darren wilson, committed a crime. the justice department previously determined that wilson fired in self-defense. >>> breaking overnight tropical storm isaias is now a category 1 hurricane bearing down on the bahamas. wind-driven rain has swamped streets across puerto rico and the dominican republic with waist high muddy water. that includes hospitals now running on generators. ahead of the storm's arrival miami-dade county has closed coronavirus testing sites along with parks and beaches. >>> and with that let's take a closer look at your friday forecast. forecasters say hurricane isaias could pick up even more strength as it turns towards the bahamas where some areas are still recovering from last year's hurricane. it's on track to reach southeast florida this weekend before it moves northward along the east coast toward maine. checking today's high temperatures, cooler in the northeast. 79 in new york. low 80s in boston and washington, d.c. 90s in the south where rain is expected from oklahoma t

michael brown. prosecuting attorney wesley bell is the county's first black prosecutor and said his office was unable to prove former officer darren wilsonor manslaughter. wilson shot and killed brown nearly six years ago, feeling protest across the nation. mayor bill de blasio back on the streets of new york city today helping to paint a black lives matter mural in queens. gun violence continues to plague the city, and if you know governor andrew cuomo called devastating. correspondent alex hogan has the very latest lie for us from new york tonight. good evening, alex. >> good evening, shannon. when nonprofits are taking this into their own hands by sending members out into the community to develop relationships with their peers and understand what the tensions are at hand, and researchers say this is a way to prevent crime before it happens. >> we are tired. we are sick and tired and frustrated of guns going off. right now, we are rivaling chicago. >> shootings in new york city climbing, 47 last week, a 176% increase from the same time last year. year to date shootings are up nearly 71%. new york governor andrew cuomo calling it deeply

michael brown in ferguson, missouri in 2014. this, after a five-month review of witness statements, forensic reports and other statements. the forensic attorney said their office could not prove that darren wilson committed murder or manslaughter. the shooting sparked months of protest, which eventually helped lead to the formation of black lives matter slogan >>> at least three san francisco police officers were injured over the weekend. it was at the 1600 block of sunnydale avenue. when officers intervened they were sprayed by an unknown chemical. it caused minor burns and temporary vision loss. that on saturday and officer was stabbed in the face responding to a report of an assault near waller and clayton street. that officer had to get eight stitches. three suspects were arrested and now face a variety of charges. >>> menlo park as an interim police chief. law enforcement david spiller starts tomorrow, replacing retiring dave bertini 's last day was today. he has 30 years of experience in law enforcement. he served in san diego, mountain view and pleasanton. he was police chief at pleasanton for eight years before retiring last year. a search for a permanent police chief is now underway. >

after aew details th former ferguson missouri police officer darren wilson will not be charged in the 2014 deadly shooting of michaelrown. that announcement came after a five-month review of documents and other evidence. 18-year-old brown was unarmed when he was shot and killed. wilson said he shot brown in self-defense. >>> new overnight for you newly unsealed court documents are revealing new connections between billionaire sexual predator jeffrey epstein and his confidant ghislaine maxwell. the two were still in contact in 2015 despite maxwell's lawyers arguing she had not talked to epstein for more than a decade. meanwhile in 2016 depositions from a victim is released. in itirginia jeffrey describes being recruited by she was a teenager and alleges she was told to have sex with numerous men including prince andrew. >>> well, if you are headed to chicago anytime soon, you should expect to self-quarantine once you get there. chicago's updated travel requirements go into effect today. travelers from 22 states including california are being told to self-quarantine once they fly into the windy city. >>> 5:26 for you