- mike brown! we are! - mike brown! we are! - mike brown! a phenomenon that extends well outside of st louis. in mid-october, thousands descended on ferguson to bring attention to the number of african americans being killed by police on a national level. in the last 6 months, there has been eric garner, kaijeme powell, john crawford, akai gurley, tamir rice, tanesha anderson, darrien hunt, and ezell ford. that's just this year - many more names fill the mouths of protestors here on the streets: sean bell...oscar grant...rekia boyd...aiyana stanley jones. [crowd chanting] you can't stop the revolution! you can't stop the revolution! you can't stop the revolution! >> this is the new civil rights movement that's happening right now. and ground zero is the policing of black communities. there's no question about it. people are drawing connections that we drew 50 years ago in the civil rights movement that this is a societal problem. this is not just a police department problem. and it's not just a county problem and it's not just a sheriff prob

. >> the officer involved said that the shooting death of mike brown, the death of eric garner put a spotlight on the issue? stone wall, francis says race matters when it comes to the death of her son. >> did you have to have the talk with your children about how they are going to be seen, what to do if they are stopped. how you speak to people, is that something you discovered. >> every black in stone wall had to instill that in their children because of the way, you town. >> knowing that you would be treated different lip. >> tell me what there is that indicates this is a racial motivated killing. all i see is a white officer and a black man with an unfortunate, unfortunate outcome. >> ordering to state prison weapons, jonathon was sent to five years for selling cocaine in 2003. he was arrested in april for allegedly possessing cocaine, for something that is being used against him. the officer had his own run-ins, including a dispute and traffic violation. >> the second that an unarmed black man who was riding a horse, riding a horse, riding a horse is killed, they try to assassina

. >> black lives matter started not just with mike brown in ferguson, missouri. black lives matter didn't just start with trayvon martin, black lives matter didn't start with oscar brown. but with emmett till. >> the phrase black lives matter resonates much like black power or power to the people did a generation ago. officially black lives matter has some two dozen chapters and a new website on the way. >> black lives matter. this is a black lives movement. it is time to put black lives on the forefronts of the thoughts of all americans. >> but the movement seems to gain strength from decentralization. not by charismatic leaders but by countless organizers and social media. >> it is not a movement, it is a movement upwards. people becoming a leader in their own right. >> as the 2016 presidential campaign ramps up black lives matter activists have been confronting candidates on both sides. demanding they address police killings, profiling, excessive force and other problems in law enforcement. >> you're going to have to come together as a movement and say, here's

mike brown could have been any one of us. >> joining us now tonight for an interview, the committee organizerst and one of the commissioners on the ferguson commission. thanks for being here tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> in your view what's the most important thing coming out of this report that you worked on? >> i think the most important thing that is coming out of this report -- i mean, there are several things, as you know, as we look back on what happened on august 9th, the death of michael brown and the police reactions and the way the police have responded to communities for so long. we have -- the commission has looked and seen that it's bigger than just that. and we understand that it's bigger than just police violence. this is -- we're talking issues that have been embedded in our communities for too long. issues that have been embedded in countries across this nation, that continues to not see the same opportunity and not see the same resources that there are in other communities. looking at the report, i do see several recommendations that really excites me. several ones li

. >>> from mike brown in st. louis to bran dan tate brown here in philly police involved shootings have been making headlines. >> right. in those shooting the officers names have been released to the public. some arguing that puts officers and their families in danger. fox 29's joyce evans joining us now in the studio. joyce, the philadelphia fraternal order of police wants to put a stop to these names being released. >> reporter: dawn and iain, this is big-time push back against the president's task force on policing that was adopted by commissioner ramsay. it releases to the public the name of the officer involved in a deadly forced shooting or other kind of incident win three days of that incident. if it does not appear that the officer or loved ones may be in danger while the investigation is underway. >> it doesn't work that way here. it doesn't even work that way in mayberry north carolina. it just doesn't -- you can't do it this way. >> to have them have a target on their back and then no protection from t

what does it mean when there is an anniversary ashley mike brown happened and people are shot. how we talk about in a classroom? how do we talked about it from a white teachers in front of the classroom for all students are students of color? so these are the sorts of conversations that happen in many schools like mission across the country. they are completely invisible but yet at the same time these are the conversations, these are the mechanisms through which we close the achievement gap. that's what i wanted to highlight through the voices of students and teachers. in the second thing i wanted to say is that even the mission high school is a local story, it's in san francisco, and i chose it because it's in my backyard. i can walk to a. i can see from the window of my house. it's also a universal story. i've talked, i've reported from many schools across the country. i've talked to students and teachers. the right to overtime pay taxing things happen in my school. it's a universal story and a similar struggles and conversations that the teachers and mission high school are

>> murphy brown. >> incorrect. roseanne. >> mikeeasons. >> roseanne. >> murphy brown. >> you got four correct answers. worth 40 points each. chris/allyson, your turn up next. take a look at your category. talk shows. four talk shows on the board. the shows are, "the oprah winfrey show." >> i will take another category. >> pass. >> donahue. later titled the phil donahue show. the merv griffin show arsenio hall show. >> we got this. >> you got it. 60 second on the clock. chris, at 19, this talk show host became the youngest person to anchor the news at nashville's wtvf. >> oprah winfrey. >> correct. alisyn -- >> this show's host started their career in dayton, ohio, with the show "conversation piece." >> donahue? >> correct. >> the host of this show, won nbc's celebrity apprentice. >> arsenio hall. >> correct. >> this show's host was a pal bearer at ronald reagan's funeral? >> merv griffin? >> correct. >> this show's first episode was titled how to marry the man/woman of your choice? >> oprah. >> correct. >> chris, this show's host, h

[chanting] black lives matter started not just with mike brown in ferguson, missouri, black lives later start with trayvon martin in florida and black lives mater did not start with grant in oakland, california and it really started with this man. >> murdered in mississippi 60 years ago for allegedly flirting with a white woman. today the phrase black lives matter resonates like black power or power to the people did a generation ago. officially black lives matter has some two dozen chapters and a new website on the way. [chanting] but the movement seems to draw strength from decentralization and scores of activists groups working separately linked not by charismatic leaders but by organiz organizers and social media. >> black lives matter is a leader full effect and not leaderless event and it's lifted up and supported and thrusted in motion by everyday people who are taking to the streets and becoming a leader in their own right. >> reporter: as the 2016 presidential camp page ramps up activists have been confronting candidates on both sides. demanding they address police killing, pro

was written by law enforcement, elected finishes and protest leaders pointed after the death of mike brown. the commission found black motorists in the st. louis area were 75% more likely to go pulled over for traffic stops than whites. among recommendations, a special prosecutor for police involved killings, consolidating municipal police departments, creating police review boards and increasing the minimum wage. >> president obama will travel to iowa to announce a new plan that helps college bound students needing financial aid. starting next school year, they will be able to apply for federal aid three months earlier, meaning students won't have to wait until their families file tales the next year. >> the seattle teachers strike enters its second week. students will be out of class again today. both sides are talking through a mediator. the district offered $62 million in raises and more special ed funding, but the teachers are asking for nearly triple that because of seattle's high cost of living. >> seattle is just one of the city's embraces a boom in high tech jobs, but the technolo

if you look at ferguson today in contrast to ferguson when mike brown was killed, one thing that hasg that the commission of ferguson that just issued a very powerful report that's worth noting comes up against this reality. you have a democratic governor who may want change. you have a republican legislature that may or may not support that change. and issues like expanding medicate. for the poorest of the poor in those communities can't be drae addressed unless -- >> come all the way back to our attorney general making that extraordinary statement. because you can't call on people to vote if they can't vote. as our attorney general said, let them vote. thank you to congresswoman barbara lee and to ifoma, to wade henderson and d. watkins. up next, real-life wonder women saving lives. our foot soldiers of the week. y? ♪ ♪ ♪ another tie. order in? next time i drive. the right-sized nissan rogue. ♪ i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight ye

mike mibach. governor jerry brown issued a state of emergency for amador and calaveras counties. wildfire burning in w>the foothills i,g5l.of the sierras exploded. the butte fire started afternoon and burn q said 50,000 acres. ,000 h issued for residents in the town of san andreas. 6 homes have been destroyed. the winds are making this a cp"Ñ tough fire battle. just 10% contained. a reporter out of sacramento joining us on the phone now. ñk&cjj(qwo miles from the fire lines. describe what it is like out there. i w firefighters are describing this fire as explosive and "se is. zhave s today. to give you an idea how upqzfas the fire is moving. the ñbutte fire grew by 20,00 acres in the past few hours 6(3 since we have ÷jvfbeen here. it vom,is now 50,000 acres. ranchl"áioff highway 49 in calaveras county. ÷mq]aby s ñat all direct right now. the hot weather not happen. cal fire told me they have more resources on the way right now. and just so you know, crews look forward to the sunset as temperatures cool -- an upper hand when qatemperatures cool off, 8ljunfortunately they ,wd

chris brown's turn up the mikes. a 22-year-old dancer and chal renninged tim? so surprised by the dance u teen, he posted the ved yes on facebook under stand this, with the caption not all cops are bad. steve: that this is goal. dari: very nice. if. steve: all right. time mu for the on brand and off brand the daily living up or down. on prand, things are bigger in texas in including even the biceps of the little kid at the rangers' game. he was showing off and seen kissing the biceps throughout the game and trying to show off for the uncle who run ares one of the stadiums. that is how he round up in the pig screen. rumors that quitter could be to drop the trade park ma, hark the site is trying to grow the number of people tweeting and expanding how much you could fit. off brand. mtv's real record challenge fame. greening from ear to ear in the mugshot after getting raced for dwi ap facing a bunch charges after crashing the truck into the wall in georgia t. the most jarring mugshot you have seen. hey, i got publicity. it has bane while. steve: he has not bin the

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mike tomlin ought to have asked about the antonio brown option pass and get better communication with. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> that's not what i'm talking about. this is what i'm talking about. on the steelers' official website, dale, they even go as for to write about that strangely enough whenever the nfl representative went over to the new england sideline to tell them to shut off their headsets -- i didn't know there was a rule that had to do with that. if you can't hear the other team should take their headsets off, the steelers' headsets would miraculously clear up and then as they walked away the headsets would once again hear the patriots' radio. it's on the internet so it must be true. >> i watch cnn a fair amount. i know how cnn would source stories. i assume they need a little more sourcing for this story than what the steelers website offered up which was rumor, innuendo, no source, no quote, and i'm sort of wondering if somebody made it up to be honest with you. >> just confirm to me, who won the game? >> let me just think here, 28, patriots -- oh, yeah, the

brown. now bay area homeowners are letting go ,,,,,, >>> actor james franco is coming back to his bay area roots. kpix 5's mike sugerman tells us franco is going to take what he learned at palo alto high and pass it on to other students. >> reporter: james franco already made one movie about palo alto, loosely based on his high school days here. now he is coming back. >> james franco is going to be a leader and coteach a film workshop with me at palo alto high school. >> reporter: esther has been the journalism teacher at palley high for 31 years. among her students one james franco, 1993 to 1996. >> you know, he learned to write and he said this was a very important formative class in his life. >> reporter: eight classes, 24 students, to be held in the one-year-old media arts center, where franco's paintings cover the wall. a state-of-the-art studio and work space for what was last year voted the top high school journalism program in the country, she is the driving force behind both. and partly for james franco. >> i think i might have been the inspiration for him. yeah. i actually -- i mean, i really love te

brown in the first half changed the momentum of the game. they were poised to take a 17-point lead. devastating to think mikeongratulations. >> coach i can't imagine how you're feeling. when you get your breath back, let me know. >> i'm good. >> todd: take us through that final play. >> just a senior receiver who has battled and a complete program player that's been there for us for a long, long time making critical plays and a backup quarterback right off his mission connecting and i just am so fortunate to coach these kids at byu and this team. my heart goes out to coach riley and nebraska. it was a heart-fought game. great college football game and great venue. it's college football. >> todd: when your quarterback taysom hill goes to the locker room for the second time what's the message to the team? >> i didn't talk to the team nor did our coaches. we made a point to say no big deal. they have trust in tanner. next guy up. i can't wait to see how he's doing and what's wrong. >> todd: nobody in the nation knows about tanner. you tell us what should we? >> before his mission tied with ja jameis winston. be

the hashtag #findkatrinagirl was started to help pararescue jumper mike maroney find the child. her name is la'shay browns three years old in the photo. she is 13 now and lives in mississippi. maroney found her with the help of another teen that runs a instagram page. they are excited to be seeing each other again. >> wow. >>> another heartbreaking image, unfortunately, making rounds on social media now and it's triggering calls for something to be done about the thousands of refugees risking their lives to escape sierra. pam cook will have more on the refugee crisis in europe. >>> are e-cigarettes bad for you? the last test that led to legal action against the makers of e cigarettes. >>> we are looking at a commute where if you are driving to mar inyou will be dealing with slow traffic over to san rafael. we will talk about this coming up. >>> lots of sunshine. temperatures inland coming down. upper 70s. the lows the next few mourns will be cooling. if you are traveling, where there might be some precip. you're a parent. we're both busy people. so pick up my new hand prepared $20 family fill up meal. ei

brown have renegotiated the contracts resulting in less revenue. tribal payments into the fund last contrary totaled only $241 million. >> at 4:55 on labor day holiday here is mike>> we will start with the temperatures at the ocean if you are headed that way, friday we talked about the temperatures would drop and we are in the upper 50s to low 60 and bodega bay is about 54 degrees a touch upon average. at the sausalito art festival, we going to start at 76 at 11 o'clock and top out about 86 degrees around 2:00 and still be around 80 when we rap things up at 5:00. around the state, 9 and sunshine and monterey and mid-to-upper 90 through the central valley and hazy 88 in lake tahoe and low-to-upper 80s around san diego and loss los >> the investigation to southbound 1238 is closed after a car hit a power pole. the people is down and major repairs have to made. the transition is closed and sig-alert is in effect until further notice so our afternoon drive could be turned interest quite a pest. you can use 14th street to connect to 238, also, the big rigs are allowed on 580. >> thank you. a new trend among teen pot smokers. they are using e-cigarettes to vap. their

it showed mike maroney hugging this 3-year-old girl after he saved her and her mom following hurricane katrina. 10 years later, she was found. and now 13-year-old lashay brownill be reunited with meroni. >>> abc's "dancing with the stars" will have a true shining star on its program this season. >>> and let's get down to business with cnbc's landon downey. good morning. >> hey, dara, the markets look to build on wednesday's rally. stocks jumping after a report from the fed painted a more optimistic picture of the economy, easing worries about the impact of a china slowdown. that puts in a triple-digit move for the 10th time in the past 11 sessions. look for data on unemployment ahead of tomorrow's monthly jobs report. >>> tesla will start deliveries of its new model car on september 29th. the company says the premium version, which includes features such as self-parking will cost between $132,000 and $144,000. tesla will start taking preorders for its lower-cost models next march. >>> labor day weekend may be a good time to get a new car. one website says the best deals will be this weekend. you could get discounts of up to $4,000 on the bmw 3 series, toyot

mike mulder all throwing out the very first pitch. pretty cool moment as huddy and zito prepare to hang them up. brownhe rookie loops a single to center. brandon crawford scores. 5-0, san francisco. so bottom 9, it's just a one-run lead for the giants. casilla on and he strikes out billy burns to close it out. the giants win the rubber match 5-4 to take the series. these fans don't care. bruce bochy, though, he does. >> i've said so many times. we wish we were in a little better position. we lost some top on the trip here, the two in san diego. but that's baseball. you keep fighting. and those guys are. >> and dodgers coming to town for four. warriors coach steve kerr turned the big 5-0 today. tomorrow i'll make sure to ask anymore he does feel 50. it's warriors media day. two back surgeries, he is probably feeling a little achy. >> go easy on him, kelli. >> here comes basketball and hockey. it's going get crazy again. >> i know. it's going to get crazy. >> thank you. more than a dozen dead whales washing ashore in northern california. and earlier this week, another >>> well, more than a dozen dead wh

mike madrid is a latino republican campaign strat jips who has been charting both the party's decline and changes in california. >> we're becoming a younger, poorer, browner, latino state and nation. young, poor and brown are three characteristics that republicans have never done well with. >> reporter: which is why madrid says the presidential campaign threatens to push more voters towards voting for democrats. not just now but for years to come. >> i will build a great, great wall on our southern border and i will have mexico pay for that wall. >> reporter: donald trump's endorsement of mass deportations may be the reason republican presidential candidates spent the entire summer talking tough on illegal immigration. some california republican leaders say trump's rhetoric in particular is politically tough. >> i've been in politics a honk time. one of the things i've learned is in politics, friends come and go but enemies chaaccumulate. he's accumulating enemies. >> reporter: enemies that could further shrink the power of the california republican party which is why last weekend's convention saw the emergence of a different agenda. first the state party rewrote its platform on illegal immigration. lo

brown in the first half changed the momentum of the game. they were poised to take a 17-point lead. devastating to think mikeongratulations. >> coach i can't imagine how you're feeling. when you get your breath back, let me know. >> i'm good. >> todd: take us through that final play. >> just a senior receiver who has battled and a complete program player that's been there for us for a long, long time making critical plays and a backup quarterback right off his mission connecting and i just am so fortunate to coach these kids at byu and this team. my heart goes out to coach riley and nebraska. it was a heart-fought game. great college football game and great venue. it's college football. >> todd: when your quarterback taysom hill goes to the locker room for the second time what's the message to the team? >> i didn't talk to the team nor did our coaches. we made a point to say no big deal. they have trust in tanner. next guy up. i can't wait to see how he's doing and what's wrong. >> todd: nobody in the nation knows about tanner. you tell us what should we? >> before his mission tied with ja jameis winston. be

mike and alex, back over to youy was watching the real yesterday after our show that comes on at 11:00. bobby browne sat down with the ladies from the real and reflect on the death of his daughter bobbi kristina. >> this is first time we have seen him do an on camera interview about this since her death. he believes whitney houston had a role in calling their daughter in to heaven. >> we prayed, and hoped, for six months for something better to happen. >> right. >> but when god calls you, he calls you and i'm pretty sure her mother was, had a part was like come on, get her up there. >> she was not comfortable by herself. >> that is bobby's new wife. >> yes. >> brown believes things would have turnout differently for bobbi kristina if he had been with her days before she was found unresponsive back in their home in january. the 22-year old died in hospice care six months later a and she was the only child that brown and houston had together and you will remember houston died in the sim hard fashion in 2012 when she was found face down in the hotel room bathtub. so now they are united together in hea

. >> and mike honda is in hot water accused of corruption during campaign work on the taxpayer's dime. >> and you might be surprised on willie brown's take on why to rules are all wrong. >> and we have heard the promises and threats for years deporting all undocumented immigrants. but not as easy as it might sound. >> will take a look at what it might actually take. >> that is all coming up within the next hour. let's take a look at the life look at the golden gate skies are clear, and we are at the beginning of a real warm up here in the bay area. only 48 degrees in santa rosa, 61 oakland, 60 degrees in san francisco. your weather headlights for today, plenty of sunshine for everyone today, a little bit warmer out 5 degrees warmer, hotter weather on the way. >> a robbery and a shooting in the rock ridge bart station sends the people to hospital. a viewer sent us these photos of the huge police response last night? we are told the victim was mugged and then shot in the parking lot around 6:30 pm. the person is expected to be okay, police say they are also detained a possible suspect. >> the fallout continues at whole foods where the

mike, and i'm very much alive. now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that' s cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it' s more than a card. it' s the gear that gets it done. america! there's a new flavor from snapple. it's straight up tea. it's all natural with that brewed tea taste that will keep ya coming back for more...oh yeah! new yorkers love it and you're gonna love it too! all-natural snapple straight up tea. made from the best stuff on if your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin . because it starts working faster the first day you take it. zyrtec . muddle no more [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back to "late night" everybody. r next guest tonight is a golden globe and emmy nom

brown has now declared a state of emergency. >>> let's check that morning commute now with mike. how's it looking for a monday?ow you on the map. we had a crash on the foster city side. that did clear about 20 minutes ago. we've had a little recovery, of course, all that traffic coming off of 880. but things starting to sort themselves out. typical flow. slowing on the peninsula, north 101 extra slow from palo alto in toward redwood city. northbound through san jose also slow. the disabled vehicle still there. 87 just north of 280 and of course your approach to the bay bridge is very popular. back to you. >> thank you very much. we'll be back with another local news update for you in about half an hour. have a good morning. de niro and then seth has david oyelowo. on nbc all new tonight. >>> 4:30 now. it's monday morning, 14th of september, 2015. what a pretty day on our plaza. fall is definitely in the air in the northeast. a little bit chilly but it feels good. by the way, we have a huge star here. mr. neil patrick harris. can't wait to talk to him. >> he always makes me laugh, really does. >> he's multi-tal

mike. we're back in 30 minutes. now we return to you the "today" show. alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins.s. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it's more than a card. it's the gear that gets it done. >>> 8:30 on this wednesday morning, 2nd of september, 2015. carson, willie and natalie come rolling up to the plaza. back to the couch, my friend. >> i've got this. >> come on. >> get your young heart in here. >> we do this at 8:30 every day. >> we have a producer who tries to grab me just as i'm on my way out. >> blame the producer. >> we have a great recipe using what's left of the garden this season. martha stewart is here for the first time since we launched today food. she as an incredible tomato zucchini dish you won't want to miss. >> wrangler isn't moving. this is my turf. tonight try. also ahead, retail therapy. we'll help you cope with the end of summer. no better way than to shop with jill martin and steals & deals. sh

bring in former political pollster mike for a lander, joining the conversation state republican committee chairman jennifer warren and we are with senator scott brown to ask senator scott brown, you have mentioned in these e-mails and e-mail hillary was talking about about did kennedy at sea. competing against martha. tell us what was in this e-mails. >> sid blumenthal pointed out they were about to lose the seat and there was frustration. headline was def con 2. appropriately named. it shows me a lack -- incompetence when you have her own team saying we didn't know she had a private server. the fact there are two sets of rules for the clintons, one for that and one for everybody else. she is secretary of state, she knew or should have known that everything that goes to her is classified. it is basic classified training 101. you get it as a senator, congressman, staffer, secretary. >> a badge of honor he made it into hillary's team, congratulations. >> weird to read and e-mail about you that of a row. >> should be proud of him but what we are seeing here is, recant get away. she can't get away from the e-mail, she can't get away from barack obama a

mike gizer. last on guard gore. musician wore the reverse colors, men and women of the old guard man -- maintained tradition. led by major hayes. the platoon sergeant is first class joseph brown right of the formation is the presidential salute gun battery led by sergeant. marching on the joint staff army captain alexander, marine captain bryan, navy lieutenant, and the coast guard lieutenant hoffman. commander of troops is cornell johnny k. davis. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen please stand for aadvancement of the colors and remain standing for the national anthem. >> forward! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> present! forward! ♪ ♪ ♪ [anthem] ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> order! >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time general will be sworn in as the 19th chairman as the joint chief of staff. >> please raise your right hand and repeat after me. state your full name. having been appointed the 19th chairman of joint chief of stair do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that it'll be o