. >> we'll get to mike momentarily. breaking news right now. flashing lights and crime scene tape blocking off a normally quiet best nas. >> do we get defeats on. >> we don't know what kind of injuries the man sustained or how he came to find himself on the front doorstep of a home here behind me. we do know that a 50-year-old man did call 911 around 1:00 this morning to report he saw that man on the front step of his home. when officers arrived, he was transported to the hospital but we don't know yet what kind of injuries or what his condition is. >> came out here and contacted a 50-year-old gentleman regarding an injured person he located on his front doorstep. upon arrival, we located an injured person inside the residence that was eventually transported to receive medical aid. >> so that 34-year-old man is at the hospital, unknown condition, unknown injuries. the 50-year-old man is at the police department talking with investigators, who are trying to piece together how this all happened. one thing we can rule out at this point based on wh

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. >> mike, we will check back in with you momentarily. >> we are joined by the president of the law enforcementlegal defense fund and former assistant of the fbi and joe hicks, the vice president of community advocates. let me sta looting and the fires being set tonight as an expression of frustration with the system. >> you heard somebody behind the camera say this is justice. this is an overuse, but dr. king has to be spinning in his grave. if that is what justice looks like it tramples over the martyrs of the civil rights movement that struggled for real things, real racism and real issue these were trying to overcome. you have thugs and punks and hoodems in the street and -- hood lemes and they are saying this 1 justice. this is what i remember in 1992 and 1965 when l.a. went through the big riots. similar high school -- hooliganism and frankly people acting like idiot. >> as a police officer and somebody who worked in law enforcement your whole life, the people say they don't believe in the system. they say that the blacks are targeted more than the whites are in ferguson and they have doc

momentarily. meanwhile, it's just past sunset in ferguson and both sides on the michael brown issue are bracing for possibly another night of protests and potential violence. correspondent mike toobin is live in ferguson. hello, mike. >> reporter: hello,

momentarily. meanwhile, it's just past sunset in ferguson and both sides on the michael brown issue are bracing for possibly another night of protests and potential violence. correspondent mike toobin is live in ferguson. hello, mike. >> reporter: hello, bret, the violent scenes from last night in ferguson cannot be repeated, those words from missouri governor jay nixon who's ramping up the national guard presence from 20 troops to 2,200. as night falls in this town, we wait to see if people will riot again. fire and mayhem overwhelmed the streets of ferguson. police used tear gas to disburse rioters, sending them scrambling as they smashed windows and looted stores and fired guns into the air. this chaos is most destructive since michael brown was shot. >> the out of towners came in and tore up our community. well our community has got to take responsibility for what happened tonight. >> reporter: people marched in chicago, new york and d.c. n oakland, they lay in the street, simulating the death of michael brown, all of it an angry reaction to a grand jury decision failing to indict officer wilson. >> there's no evidence that exists that -- and returned a no true bill on e