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. >> reporter: gary mortimer has been cutting hair in clayton for 50 years. whilst he followed event closely, he sees nothing wrong with the way things are. >> the cops, you see them all the time pulling the cars over. that tells me that they have expired licence plate. that would be number one. >> you don't think it's racial profiling in any way? >> no, no. they are doing their job. that's what their job is. >> this is the boulevard in st louis, viewed as a racial dividing line between the poor black communities to the nor, and the wealthy neighbourhoods to the south. it's not surprising that the event in ferguson are viewed with indifference, and a belief that justice will prevail. as long as they are living here, change will be slow to come. >>> let's go to baghdad. there's a live press conference under way between iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif and his iraqi counterpart. they are talking about the increasing violence in iraq and which is nearing the borders of iran. let's listen in for a bit. >> the conditions, and we have discussed other mu

. >> reporter: gary mortimer has been cutting hair for 50 years. whilst he followed event closely, he sees nothing wrong with the way things are. >> they don't play around with the blacks over here. the cops, you see them all the time pulling the cars over. so that tells me that they have expired licence plate, there would be not one. >> you don't think it's racial profiling in any way? >> no. they were just doing their job. that's what their job is. >> this is the bol vard in st. louis, viewed as a racial dividing line between the bour black communities to the north, and the wealth neighbourhoods no the south. events in ferguson are viewed with a mix of indifference and belief that justice will prevail. as long as the experience of living here is stark. change will be slow to come. >> jason johnson is a professor of political science and communications. he says racial mistrust in the united states is deeply ingrained. >> there is a huge divide within the white community in ferguson as to how they view what happened. i was at a church meeting two d

. >> gary mortimer has cut weather in clayton for 50 years. whilst following events, he sees nothing wrong with the way things are. >> these cops, you see them all the time pulling the cars over. to that tells me they have an expired licence plate, there'll be none. >> you don't think it's racial profiling in any way. >> no, no. they are just doing their job. that's what their job is. >> reporter: this is delmar boulevard viewed as a racial dividing line between the poor lack communities to the north, and the wealthy neighbourhoods that are white to the south. the event in ferguson are viewed here with a men's of disbelief. as long as the experience of living here is stark, change will be slow to come. >>> mexico city has joined the ranks of major international cities with a new aquarium to draw in crowds at home and abroad. the project was backed by one of the richest men. adam raney reports from mexico's latest attraction. >> reporter: three storeys beneath a swankingy neighbourhood, sea life is teaming. more than 5,000 sea creatures are swi