>> i will defer to miz -- ms. brown on how much time. >> it depends on how much you want. i haven't been inside of the building. it's probably part of the landmark report. we are obviously very busy with the many different competing projects. i think there is not a pressing need at this point other than that what tim pointed out in what the building that is support of supervisor david campos, there were 200 signatures in preserving the building. >> i would recommend the check. you don't want to go back in six 6 months and talk about the exteriors where they happen to be gone. >> i think it comes back to resources. i would like to be able to encourage anyone from the public to suggested added resources to the program. i don't think we should be spending time evaluating whether they should be added to the program. let's add them to the program and let's talk about how if there is support for a specific property then some resources need to come from somewhere to move that forward so that would be part of our conversation at the next hearing as to how to incentivize people to

ms. lesley and mr. brown said, instead of celebrating today, taking their son to a technical college they are having to plan a funeral and deal with the costs and expenses. then we have to look at a second autopsy to try to get to justice because they don't trust and the local community don't trust the local law enforcement. that's a problem when our citizens don't trust the police to do right by us. that's when people are frustrated. even with that, these parents and families, all of them, are praying for calm. they want not as you said, people just to be angry. we want justice for michael. >> let me ask you to ask her to tell us, as a mother, about her son. think people around the country should hear from the mother on what type of boy this was. >> as i stated before he was the first for many different people. aunts, uncles, grandmas, grandpas. my son -- oh. my son just touched many people. people flocked to him. he was special. he wanted to do heating and cooling because he was good with his hands, good at

opening a civil rights investigation into the death of yet another unarmed teen, this time in ms., michael brown shot and killed by a police officer inferring son, not far from st. louis. last night, police once again in riot gear flooding the streets, firing tear gas to scatter a crowd of protestors. diane estherbrook is live. what happened overnight? >> well, actually, del, overnight, it was relatively quiet. the scene that we saw earlier with the tear gas happened probably between 9:00 and 10:00 last night. we were here at the area around midnight, and by that time, the police had cordoned off the area several blocks around this quick matter or this mini mart and nobody was allowed into the area. still, this is a community that is definitely still on edge. >> diane, how are they recovering from sunday night's kay i don't guess that you described as being chaos, as tensions calmed down? >> there's a lot of talking going on in the community. we were at a meeting last night as a church that was sponsored by the naacp. the group invited in clergy, members of the community and the police departmen

brown and ms. mcspadden that were praying for us.to come back here and try to be -- try to let them lean on our soldihoulders for strength, think it was real important. >> these mothers and fathers speak with a unique force using their personal grief to start a public debate. the mother of eric garner who died after a police choke hold marched in his memory this weekend. she was joined by the mother of amadu dialo who was killed by 41 bullets fired by police. these parents are speaking justice and change despite their own personal grief. i, as president of the national action network, have been working with all of these families and they think i have helped them. they really helped me. to watch them up close bear their pain, bear their grief with dignity and not succumb to the temptation of wayward words and inflaming tensions has made me a better activist, a better person, a better commune indicator. i thank these families for making it a better america. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> who you

brown and ms. mcspadden, my condolences on the loss of your son. >> thank you. >> a 10th straight night of violence in ferguson. the national guard is there. still the violence ended just hours ago. what will bring peace to the streets of ferguson? >> justice. justice will bring peace, i believe. >> only if that justice results in the arrest or charges being filed against officer wilson? is that what it's going to take? >> yes. him being arrested, charges being filed, and a prosecution. him being held accountable for what he did. >> mr. brown, do you have faith in the system in this matter? >> yes, i do. >> do you think it's worked so far? >> no. >> so what gives you the faith that it will work eventually? >> eventually justice will prevail. >> i want to ask you about the autopsy that was conducted on behalf of your family by the doctor. i don't want to go into great detail. but we do know he was shot six times. did you learn what you think you needed to know from that autopsy that gives you a clea

ms. mcspadden and mr. brown, you're looking for justice for your son. do you think this continuing violence in the streets of ferguson runs the risk of overshadowing that search for justice? in some ways, does it detract from justice for your son? >> no. no. >> i think that it does somewhat. because it is a distraction, but we won't let it distract us to the point where we lose focus. we have to remain focused and we have to remain strong and the violence needs to stop. when justice is prevailed, it may regain the trust in the locals. but right now it's really out of control. >> we need to keep the focus on michael brown jr. that's who we need to keep the focus on. michael brown jr. >> mr. brown, ms. mcspadden, ben, thank you very much for your time this morning. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> a dangerous new wildfire is raging in california this morning near yosemite. the flames burning near a propane company. and now leading to evacuation orders for 13,000 homes and businesses. now standing by with what the firefighters are dealing w

kie >>> join us sunday night for the week ahead when we take a look at the death of michael brown and at fergson ms missouris efforts to move forward. >> that's the week ahead tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. eastern, 5:30 pacific. the college football season kicks off in a matter of days, big changes in the upcoming season. we will determine who will be number 1. jessica taff explains how ball is expected to play outed. >> reporter: there are few changes to the rules of the game b, but the biggest changes will determine the national champion and who gets paid to play. here is a look at how the two rules are change the landscape. an end of an era has come in college football. after years about the bowl champion series they will a have 14 brackets to crown the national champion. the select quartet will be chosen by a 13 member committee that includes past and present athletic officials as well as former secretary of state condoleezza rice. the committee will place four chosen teams and two elimination games which will switch among six bowls, cotton, fiesta, orange, peach, rose and sugar. them the two winners f

brown, el joven afroamericano que muri a manos de un polica. antes del funeral la madre del adolescente dijo que dejar el atad sera lo ms difcil. "walking away. rom the casket." activistas, lderes comunitarios y hasta celebridades se hicieron presentes en la iglesia brown, quien falleci el pasado nueve de agosto luego de que un polica le disparara, se ha convertido en un smbolo y ha revivido las tensiones raciales en estado unidos. "ferguson es un barril de plvora entre miles que existen en estados unidos que estn a punto de estallar. y si no tocamos este tema del racismo y desigualdad como algo importante, vamos a ver muchos ms fergusons en este pas. el funeral se convirti en un escenario para pedir justicia y el cese de las protestas violentas. adems denunciar el presunto abuso de poder policial. "we used to talk every day" solamos hablar todos los das. y verlo a l en un atad, hace todo esto una realidad, dijo el padre del joven. ayer l pidi que hoy fuera un da de paz tras ms de dos semanas de protestas que han terminado en arrestos y disputas. mientras tanto aqu en washington un funcionario de la casa blanca dijo este fin de semana que se r

brown. i have been in touch with ms. mcspadden and her attorney. our heartfelt condolences go out to the family. i assured her that i am seeking justice for her family and for the death of her son, for the murder of her son. >> let me ask you. >> go ahead. >> are you happy with the governor did today and do you want more action from the federal government? >> i am supportive of what the federal government has done so far. we have been in constant contact. and i will continue to work with the governor until we get justice. they and the st. louis community deserve justice for the murder of an 18-year-old young man. i will continue to urge the governor to go for a fair prosecution i will continue to urge eric holder to take over the case so there are no tricksment there is no confidence in either one of those authorities in st. louis now. we have to move beyond that. >> let me ask you. you have been covering this from the beginning. the head of the highway patrol said protesters will see a different approach tonight. listen to this. >> when we talk ab

ms.. a city lawyer started this after he was concerned about a picture of michael brown.was holding up a gang sand sign kerrey the lawyer says that people see that and cannot capture that by the single image. >>: look at him still laying in the street. i don't phils are for him at all. and i was shocked by this. we all deserve to be treated with, and dignity and human rights. the matter what our classification this or what we have on. >>::: 8 pictured in tweet of himself. he had the hash tag # if the gun me down. since that tweet the hash tag # has exploded on social media. the line >>: james:, carney plot on a big show last night. we have jackie sissel light on the big show. mell >>: jackie sissel: the jet's turn the light out at the stadium this is the last time that they are good to have those lights on. what a way to send the 54 year-old iconic candlestick park out. a lot of people came to just say goodbye to candlestick park. pssit was y fitting that he was the last performance at the candlestick. including a massive traffic jam with lots of hours. and listing from t

ms. hubbard, thank you for being with us. you were at michael brown's funeral yesterday. 1 of the speakers called for ven answer is that a different form of justice and why not bother to have an indictment and trial at all? >> well, good morning detail. thank you very much for having me on and to respond to the question that you just ask ted , yes, i was at the service yesterday. and there are a lot of issues going on in regards to ferguson. so, it's kind of hard to guess at what the reason something behi behind it, but the real big factor is that they do want questions answered and the people that live in the st. louis city area as well as st. louis county want answers. >> let me ask you this question. you have been in touch with the family. what do they want and would they be satisfied if the officer is indicted and tried and acquitted? >> you knew, actually, i can't speak for the family but what i can say in regards to the family is that the family wants justice. the family wants answers and the family wants to know and understand what our justice sy

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brown is across the street so we would like to offer them that opportunity. thank you very much. no more comments we're ready for a roll call vote >> thank you. ms. jones. mr. chin. mr. haney. ms. maufas. police vehicles. ms. norton. ms. wynns. president fewer. 6 i's >> thank you very much. okay. so we're going to be looking for the plan superintendent. okay. so this is new revisions to the board policy community remittance uniform and complaints do we we have a motion and a second >> this is already gone through committee thus this is held over for the next board meeting. board members proposals none together. board member's reports. are there any board member's reports >> commissioner. >> no on august 14th we rectified two informational items supporting equality in student assignments which president fewer mentioned earlier the consideration has been postponed and looked at the process for the willie brown junior middle school. thank you very much commissioner wynns >> i'd like to talk about the elective meeting we talked about the budget and reviewed again, the possessions we've taken on bills pending in the legislation cob now they've been made availabl

brown is across the street so we would like to offer them that opportunity. thank you very much. no more comments we're ready for a roll call vote >> thank you. ms. jones. mr. chin. mr. haney. ms. maufas. police vehicles. ms. norton. ms. wynns. president fewer. 6 i's >> thank you very much. okay. so we're going to be looking for the plan superintendent. okay. so this is new revisions to the board policy community remittance uniform and complaints do we we have a motion and a second >> this is already gone through committee thus this is held over for the next

and the honour to be in the same vicinity with the mother, ms sabrina, trayvon's mother provided mentorship to lesley, who is michael brown'sother. there were tears, they prayed together. the reverend was with the family. they talked together, about a new life now that this has happened. it was a very emotional and moving opportunity. i know you had high hopes for healing in that conference. what do you think the gathering accomplished in the end. i think it definitely gave the michael brown family a sense of camaraderie with the other families. oscar grant's family was amazing. they provided mentor interest for the martin family, who provided mentorship for the brown family. there was a lot of healing in that conversation. they talked a lot about, you know, jut what they experience -- just what they experienced and what they can look forward to, and talked about what happened during the trial. this was a lot of conversation and a lot of healing, and again, it was just a very, very moving experience. ms jones, i want to ask how you are doing. i know you talked about your kids in the community, i believe they are going back

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investigation in term of the death of michael brown, but also choose to investigate the police forces in charge of securing these communities. >> in light of what mstaylor said, are we giving obama a pass because if we're holding them responsible, he hooz tgiven wha taylor has indicated and i think thoroughly so, we should hold president obama to a higher standard to set the tone here to make sure that plaque liblack l respected and that those people to the right of peaceful assembly are protected as well. >> representative john lewis asked for the national guard to be present. he wasn't asking for more militarization and sense of what we are current bely seeing and they had to call kennedy and johnson to protect from the white, racist citizens as well as local officials. so the call for a stronger federal presence both in terms of the national guard and also, it's these individual cases on their own are horrific, but over the last year, much less last two years and the last history of american criminalization of black youth, this is a cumulative effect and so what i think people are -- i hope we don't lose sight of the fact of the numbers of youn

brown. joining me now are two attorneys. mid win charles who hosts a raid program on wbls and philip hollow holloway. ms. charles, thanks for joining us. what do you think we'll get from the science about the nature of the incident? we don't know it's a crime yet. what can we tell? >> i think what we can tell from the autopsy, at least with the one we have by dr. baden is how michael brown died and the manner in which he died. that makes autopsies so important, so relevant when you're talking about criminal trials. they paint a picture. they let people know exactly what happened which is so important for justice. that's the purpose of a trial. >> sure. >> when you start to look at the autopsy and you take it along with the one done by the medical examiner of ferguson as well as the one that will be done by the federal government, you put all three together and i don't think you will get disparity from the three different autopsies. once you put it together you start to put together pieces of the puzzle with respect to what happened on that day. that's what the people of ferguson want. it's what america w

ms. mis. overnight in -- missouri. overnights in missouri, tensions flared briefly. despite some shouting between protesters there were only a handsful of arrests, the funeral for brown is tomorrow. >> we want justice for eric gardener and we want justice for mike brown. >> thousands demonstrated peacefully in statten island to protest the choke hold death of an unarmed black man by a white new york city police officer they want an arrest and for the officers involved in the deathful eric gardener to be fired. garner's death was ruled a homicide after he was taken tots ground by a police officer who used a banned choke hold manuver an estimated 2500 people took part in the march. >> the u.n. is warning that sunni extremists from isis is threatening to carry out another ethnic slaughter in iraq. isis has laid siege to the town for 70 days. 20,000 residents have no electricity and are running out of food and medical supplies. iraq needs to send military forces to the area to save the town. >> the fighting is intensifying in gaza. israeli airstrikes have leaved two large buildings. a 7 story buildings with businesses on the bottom floor was destroyed. about 30 people we

ms. megyn is warming up in bullpen. i'm bill o'reilly. remember the spin stops here, we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, new details in the michael brown shooting that may shine a whole new light on what happened in the moments before officer darren wilson opened fire. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. a live look at ferguson, missouri, where attorney general eric holder has been meeting with michael brown's family tonight as well as with members of the community. telling them that he has assigned the federal government's most experienced agents and prosecutors to the investigation. more on that in a minute. tonight, as the sun sets on ferguson we are waiting to see if the community will respond with new protests, with peace or with violence as we have seen so many nights in a row. this comes as a well-placed source tells

ms. megyn is warming up in bullpen. i'm bill o'reilly. remember the spin stops here, we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, new details in the michael brown shooting that may shine a whole new light on what happened in the moments before officer darren wilson opened fire. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. a live look at ferguson, missouri, where attorney general eric holder has been meeting with michael brown's family tonight as well as with members of the community. telling them that he has assigned the federal government's most experienced agents and prosecutors to the investigation. more on that in a minute. tonight, as the sun sets on ferguson we are waiting to see if the community will respond with new protests, with peace or with violence as we have seen so many nights in a row. this comes as a well-placed source tells foxnews.com that there was a violent confrontation between michael brown and officer darren wilson moments before the 18-year-old was shot and killed. that source saying that michael brown nearly beat the officer unconscious. and that officer wilson suffered severe facial injuries. and that's not

brown. clear areally struck a nerve with the community demanding justice. piercing through all of this is the voice of a grieving mother who will bury her son on monday. >> ms. mcspadden, what will bring peace to the streets of ferguson? >> justice. justice will bring peace, i believe. >> only if that justice results in the arrest and charges being filed against officer wilson? is that what it's going to take? >> yes. him being arrested. charges being filed in the prosecution. him being held accountable for what he did. >> will there be an arrest? and what is it like under ground right now? joining me now from ferguson are msnbc.com's tremaine lee and missouri state representative courtney alan curtis whose district includes most of ferguson. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> michael brown's mother says arresting officer wilson would bring calm to ferguson. is that what you hear from proare testers and people on the street? >> most certainly. people on the street are saying they want a number of things. they want to be heard. all the past grievances that involved the police. when it comes to michael brown's case they want a clear and

ms. jones, it was announce that had ferguson plan to say open schools on monday, but that's the same day as michael brown'seral. is that a good decision and will the children in your opinion be safe? >> of course, i believe they'll be safe. i think it will be a good thing for them to be in school to get back to some normalcy. kids going to school probably will not be attending michael brown's funeral. it's a good decision to get back to school. >> is the situation there, the public-police relationship getting better or worse? >> i believe that the police are trying. i've been in can field green with the residents. we saw police cruisers coming through with members of the clergy ride, them, they were donating water and different things to the neighborhood, so they're definitely making a concerted effort to try to bridge the gap. i think that the residents recognize that, and we're, you know, they don't believe that it was a p.r. attempt at trying to regain any kind of leverage. i think they are genuinely trying. i believe that the other incident that happened in st. louis city did anger another group of peo

brown, but not of the person who shot him? >> now, let me bring in missouri state representative walton gray who represents parts of missouri and pamela means, president elect of the national bar association. ms. walton gray, how much of a set back was last night? >> well, i don't think last night was a set back. it is very clear to me that those persons who engaged in that behavior of the destruction last night are not part of this community here. the children, the youth, the young people, they are very concerned. and they care about michael and what happened to him. they would not have done that, because they want to see justice take place. and they want to be heard. so what happened last night, it is very clear that those people are not part of this community. >> how is the community right now, would you say, ms. pamela means, how is the community rebuilding trust -- since captain johnson came in first of all? how is that working? they're having to be protected by a police force for the most part in ferguson that they don't trust at this moment. >> i think the community did gain some trust with that gentleman coming into the area. i believe he stabilized it, however, i agree with you, t.j.