. >> sreenivasan: in israel today, there was new unrest in arab communities following the fatal shooting of a 22-year-old arab man by israeli police. protesters threw rocks and firebombs, and arab israeli community leaders called a general strike. they were reacting to video taken from a security camera. a warning: it is graphic. it shows the man repeatedly pounding a police patrol car with some sort of object, then being shot as he retreated once an officer confronted him outside the vehicle. the man is then dragged into the car and taken away. prime minister benjamin netanyahu reacted to the demonstrations over the shooting this way: >> ( translated ): i have instructed the interior minister to use all means to stop this, including evaluating the possibility of revoking the citizenship of those who call for the destruction of the state of israel. >> sreenivasan: 20% of israel's citizens are arabs. in afghanistan today, the taliban claimed responsibility for a series of explosions in kabul, including one at the heavily fortified police headquarters. a top police official was killed alon

breaking overnight, new unrest in ferguson and beyond. 130 people arrested in los angeles. protest now spreading to other parts of the world. this as police uncover a disturbing plot to kill the prosecutor in the michael brown case.

. >>> ferguson, missouri bracing for new unrest as a grand jury prepares to rule on whether to indict police officer for the killing of an unarmed black teenager. the authorities had been pushing for peace but are preparing for the worst. >> we talk about riot gear, you know, no helmet has hurt anybody, no shield has hurt anybody. and we're going to make sure our officers are equipped if necessary to make sure they're protected. because if they're unprotected and get hurt that does not allow us to serve the public. >> attorneys for the family of teenager michael brown are expressing support for the missouri governor's call for peaceful protests. and one community group has issued rules of engagement in hopes of deterring a heavy-handed response of any police after the grand jury's ruling is announced. >>> coming up later this hour, the parents of michael brown go all the way to geneva, switzerland in search of justice for their late son. we'll bring you reaction to the case from the u.n. committee against torture. >>> u.s. president obama says that myanmar's transition is going throug

bracing now for new unrest as a grand jury prepares to rule on whether to indict a white policeman for the killing of an unarmed black teenager. many are on pins and needles waiting to see what happens. attorneys for michael brown's family are supporting the missouri governor's call for peaceful protests. all of this as the jurors hear from a famous forensic pathologist. >> reporter: the grand jury looking into the case that has spawned more than three months of daily protests in ferguson, missouri, is a step closer to a decision. thursday, the 12 jurors heard from dr. michael baden, a forensic pathologist hired by michael brown's family to perform one of three autopsies on the unarmed teenager who was shot and killed by darren wilson. dr. baden who has a history of high profile cases including a reinvestigation of the jfk assassination and the oj simpson murder trial wouldn't say anything about his system here when he left. but the family attorney who hired baden did talk. >> there is evidence that shows michael brown had his hands up, yes. >> it appears that his appearance today that

there's new unrest as jewish activists demand greater access. but today, netanyahu said he telephoned the king of jordan, who technically has custody of the site. >> i explained to him that we'll keep the status quo on the temple mount, and that this includes jordan's traditional role there as consistent with the peace treaty between israel and jordan, we have to make every effort to restore calm, quiet and security. >> ifill: the tensions over the site have led to clashes there and elsewhere. there have also been several incidents of palestinians driving vehicles into groups of israelis in jerusalem. >> woodruff: libya's high court handed islamist militants a victory today and deepened the country's political turmoil. the court declared that elections held in june were unconstitutional. it said the new parliament and government that's been fighting the islamists should be dissolved. the ruling was handed down in tripoli, where the militants are in control. >> ifill: one of the longest- held terror detainees at guantanamo bay is back in his home

there've been fears the decision could spark new unrest.der posted a video statement today without mentioning ferguson directly. >> the justice department employs law enforcement officials in every jurisdiction to work with the communities they serve to minimize needless confrontation. it is vital to engage in planning and preparation, from evaluating protocols and training to choosing the appropriate equipment and uniforms. >> woodruff: the attorney general also said the most successful protest movements have been those that are non- violent. the japanese government has ordered takata corporation to begin an internal investigation into its air bag problems. the bags can inflate with so much force, they rupture and spew out bits of metal. that's already prompted recalls of eight million vehicles japan's transport ministry said today that it wants takata to study whether more recalls are needed, both in japan and the u.s. worries about slowing growth prompted china's central bank today to make a surprise cut in interest rates. it was the fir

in anticipation of new unrest, more than 1,000 officers have recently undergone some 5,000 hours in training on crowd control. the st. louis county police department has also stocked up on over $172,000 worth of riot gear including tear gas, grenades, pepper balls, and plastic handcuffs. >> but the threat of a police response, and the increasingly cold weather, hasn't stopped protesters from hitting the streets. on sunday, a few hundred activists blocked a major intersection in st. louis to call for officer wilson's arrest. >> for the injustices we have suffered due to the oppressive over hundreds of years, enough is enough. it into your with us here in ferguson. the point will be made until justice is served, until we can stop the number of black men laying in the streets. that is when our point will be made. >> well, as the grand jury nears a decision and all sides prepare for the unknown under a state of emergency, we are joined by two guests. here in new york, jeff smith is an assistant professor of urban policy at the new school and a former missouri state senator from st. louis. his ne

ferguson is actually bracing for new unrest as a grand jury prepares to rule on whether to indict a whiteiceman for killing an unarmed african american teenager. attorneys for michael brown's family are supporting the missouri governor's call for peaceful protests. all this as the jurors hear from a famous forensic pathologist. sara sidner with the story. >> reporter: the case that has spawn in order than three months of daily protests in ferguson, missouri, is a step closer to a decision. thorough, the 12 jurors heard from dr. michael baden, a forensic pathologist who was hired by michael brown's family to perform one of the flee autopsies on the unaimed teenager is who was shot by police officer darren wilson. dr. baden, who has a history with high profile cases including a reinvestigation of the jfk assassination and the o.j. simpson murder trials wouldn't say anything about his testimony here when he left. but the family attorney who hired baden did talk. >> there is evidence that shows michael brown had his hands up, yeah. no doubt about that. and that is not in regards to his testim

. >> ♪ >> and in another news now unrest over the grand jury decision not to indict officer darren wilsonhe shooting death of michael brown continues to boil over in ferguson and other cities across the country. in ferguson, hundreds of additional national guard troops helped preventer a second night of chaos. demonstrators did set a police patrol car on fire and broke some windows at city hall. in oakland a group of protesters briefly shut down two freeways and vandalized police cars and some businesses in the downtown area. and in los angeles some protesters broke off from the 300 fellow demonstrators and blocked the 101 freeway at grant avenue and in in case police made several arrests. >> the man at the center of this unrest officer darren wilson spoke exclusive to good morning america's george stephanopolous about why he shot and killed michael brown. wilson said the confrontation started when he pulled his patrol car up to brown and told the teen to come over to him. then as wilson was trying the get out of his patrol car, he said brown yelled at him and slammed the patrol car door

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you can stay here with us at abc news as we cover the unrest in ferguson and across the nation. 'll take you live to missouri during "good morning america." >>> now to the wicked storm in the east causing trouble on the getaway day. new york has banned big rigs from parts of major highways where heavy snow is expected. the airlines already canceled 164 flights. abc's david kerley reports from the nation's busiest airport. >> reporter: some flyers are beating the storm heading out early with airlines waiving fees to change flights. this woman was able to get out of d.c. a day early. >> three hours to scramble and get here. it's been fun, but i think i had enough time to make it. >> reporter: atlanta expected to be the busiest airport in the country. behind the scenes, that storm is worrisome. in this delta control tower, they make sure jets are fueled and fixed and watch the weather knowing that northeast storm at the peak hour for thanksgiving travel can disrupt the entire country. >> we always look at the weather. we look toward the sky. it can be our best friend and biggest cha

. >> we are following breaking news right now, unrest continues in ferguson, missouri and across the country after grand jury does not indict a police officer over the shooting death of michael brown this summer. there have been fire sets, vandalism, and several area he cents. >> also, more developments after the verdicts. protests broke out in several cities including philadelphia. hundreds of people marched through center city after that verdict was announced. philadelphia police say demonstrations though were peaceful. >> penndot crews are getting their snow removal trucks in gear. we are expecting snow tomorrow. one of the busiest travel days of the year. we can get an update on that, right now, because it is time for traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i yes, so we'll have as much detail as we can muster up here for what's happening tomorrow. i do also want to address what's going on there right now, what we've got going on for the the rest of the day. maybe some turkey day shopping plans that you have got to get in, or you are in fact traveling today. looking good. ch

breaking overnight, new unrest in ferguson and beyond. 130 people arrested in los angeles. the protest now spreading to other parts of the world. this as police uncover a disturbing plot to kill the prosecutor in the michael brown case. ready, set, shop! the holiday rush on early this year with major retailers opening doors today, and if you're looking for bargains, bring your phones. this morning, the hottest new way to find deals and beat the crowds. >>> and up, up, and away. anticipation is building for the macy's thanksgiving day parade, and those iconic balloons. we have your front row seat for all the excitement. today, thursday, november 27th, 2014. >>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, welcome to "today," happy thanksgiving one and all. i'm natalie morales, and di lal, made it back from that drive yesterday. >> yes. >> matt and al preparing for today's parade. hey, guys. >> hey, happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> who let dylan in the studio? >> i had to show id. >

. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- unrest in ferguson and across the country. protests coast to coast as officer darren wilson breaks his silence about the shooting of michael brown. >> i looked down the barrel of my gun and i fired. >> the abc news exclusive as we take you live to ferguson. >>> holiday headaches. the flights already canceled as a major snowstorm impacts millions of americans on this busy travel day. accuweather tracking it all. >>> later, thanksgiving trimmings. the side items that really complete tomorrow's trkey dinner. we're getting in the kitchen, a gourmet touch on insomniac kitchen. it's wednesday, november 26th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. another day of outrage over the grand jury decision in ferguson, missouri, as the officer who shot michael brown is now break his silence. >> protesters still out in full force across the country. thousands converging in new york city block traffic at the lincoln tunnel and other major roads. gathering outside the

. >> missouri's governor has activated the national guard in case there's new civil unrest in ferguson. that decision coming in anticipation of the grand jury's decision on whether or not to charge police officer darren wilson. wilson, you'll recall, shot and killed unarmed teen-ager michael brown back in august sparking weeks of protest. >> new this morning, crews are searching for the pilot of this small airplane that crashed into a home in chicago. the plane was headed from chicago's mid way airport to chicago's executive airport when it went down. according to the faa, the pilot reported engine trouble shortly after take-off, tried to return to mid way but then crashed about a quarter mile from the airport. the two people inside that home, believe it or not, were not hurt. crews, though, have not been able to find the pilot. >> we hope that he does turn up. michigan right now preparing for another round of dangerous weather today. this as high winds and bitter cold temperatures battled grand rapids overnight. the area could see more than 10 inches of snow through thursday. so they

plus, the very latest on new ferguson unrest.

plus, the very latest on new ferguson unrest. >> father said -- over a year ago some of it the family doesn't agree with. >> willie robinson, is he distancing himself from his father's views? you'll only see it here. "hannity "starts right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." and the fight is on after the emperor of the united states unveiled his plans to act alone on immigration last night. president obama officially signed the executive order granting def facto amnesty to almost 5 million illegals. needless to say outrage from republicans is pouring in. house speaker john boehner responded with some very harsh words. >> the president has taken actions that he himself has said are those of the king or an emperor, not an american president. with this action the president has chosen to deliberately sabotage any chance of enacting bipartisan reforms that he claims to seek. and as i told the president yesterday, he's damaging the presidency itself. >> the speaker went onto say that the house intends to fight the president on the issue but did not reveal the details as to how. and while we've s

stay with abc news for the latest on the unrest. verage coming up on "good morning america." >>> and president obama looking for a new defense secretary. >> chuck hagel is out. the current pentagon chief resigned yesterday under pressure. he will stay on until a replacement is made. hagel and the president clashed over middle east policy and other issues. there are michele flournoy and ashe carter. they have defense experience. she is an undersecretary of defense. she could be the first female defense secretary. >>> the fda is unveiling the long-delayed calorie labeling rules today. consumers will know how many calories they're eating at chain straurnts restaurants or picking up prepared foods or popcorn at the movies. any business that sells food and has 20 or more locations must post the calorie count. convenience stores, bakeries and amusement parks. >>> it took hours to come to an end, the chase. police tailed the ford explorer for driving erratically. blazing ahead, 100 miles per hour, jumping barriers, riding on the shoulder. e

new york city. protest going on. and also covering protests here in ferguson, missouri. where there has been some unrest here in ferguson, missouri. these protests going on all over the country. these are live pictures now this evening that you are looking at in new york city. this its the henry hudson parkway. henry hudson parkway. now closed in new york city as you can see protesters have made their way on to the henry hudson. and -- and have shut it down. again, this information just coming into cnn. we are witnessing all of the protests all across the country. little technical difficulty hearing miguel. miguel is out in the crowd. miguel, can you hear us now? >> i can. if you can hear me? >> i can. go ahead. fantastic. on the west side highway. a complete detour for these protesters. this is the northbound lane of the west side highway. that is the southbound lane. they have moved into both lanes. and now, a second major thoroughfare here in new york. you can see them climbing up along the top of that freeway. this was unexpected. they were marching along the riverside drive. and then went through a

at 5:45 what happens when news crews covering the unrest come under fire. >>> 5:06 and an approaching holiday storm will at least come some problems for holiday travelers. forcing a lot of them to change their plans. we see the system on the radar there. it's going to bring rain and snow to the east coast on one of the busiest travel days of the year. all eyes on that radar and weather report, especially at penndot traffic management center. it is ready for whatever comes this week. workers have equipped trucks with the latest snow fighting tools and penndot got a new ten hp wheeler that can spread more salt than any other truck on the road. the holiday storm is also changing the way some people are preparing for hosting their thanksgiving feast. >>> nbc 10 katy zachary is live this morning with what people are doing differently because of this approaching weather. >> yeah, chris. so, i talked to some people yesterday here in the shopping center right off of westchester pike and i predict it's going to get pretty popular over the next day or so with hardware store here and a grocery s

>>pam moore breaking news tonight out of oakland. unrest continues during the third night of protests over the missouri grand jury's decision *not to indict officer darren wilson in the shooting death of micahel brown. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a- b-c 7 news. the chopper is trying to get a sense of where the protesters have gone. traffic is backed up. a lot of the protesters have left the streets of oakland and moved into this area, which is in the area of seventh and. you can see they have managed to block traffic and made a bottleneck of contention. they stopped in the area and were doing sideshows in the middle of. the of we are not able to identify exactly where this is just by looking at that picture. but you can see a long row of police cars in the area and trying to make some arrest and keep the protesters in the area during the side shows, as well as the observers, to keep them trapped and make arrests as best as possible. there is a much larger law enforcement presence on the streets tonight then there was

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news." i'm till willcox. our latest headlines. unrest in the u.s.y of ferguson as the grand jury there rules a white police officer who shot dead an unarmed black teenager won't stand trial. michael brown's family say they are profoundly disappointed as the authorities set up security, president obama calls for calm. more on that in a moment. >>> but first, pope francis has said during the years of economic crisis, europe had become elderly and less of a protagonist. he was speaking to the european parliament in strasburg in a wide-ranging speech. the pontiff said he wanted to bring a message of hope to european citizens who had become increasingly distrustful of their institutions. >> translator: in recent years, as the european union has expanded, there has been a growing mistrust on the part of citizens towards institutions which they regard as aloof, engaged in laying down rules which they perceive as insensitive to individual people's concerns, if not actually harmful. in many quarters, we gain a general impression of weariness, of aging, of a

nixon signed an executive order activating the national guard to mitigate possible unrest. newaving police headquarters two hours after shooting brown. wilson left with other officers and his union lawyer to be examined at a hospital. audio obtained by the st. louis dispatch indicates the encounter lead i leading to brown's shooting less than 90 seconds. the st. louis grand jirp has been meeting since august 20 to decide whether to indict officer wilson for shooting the 18-year-old unarmed teenager. ferguson is gearing up for unrest. the ku klux klan has distributed fliers threatening, coach, legal force against protesters. area school district announced their plan to transport students home ahead of the announcement about officer wilson. police chief thomas jackson said if the grand jury does not indict wilson he can return to active duty. wilson would be subject ed to a internal review from the police department before being reinstated. if the grand jury does return an indictment for felony, officer wilson will most likely be fired. officer wilson has been on paid administrat

unrest? >>> your "new day" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, kate boldaunira. >> i think it's weird for the computer to be between the two of us, we only have one computer today? thank you, chris. >> no security issues there. >> welcome to a "new day," it's called friday, november 21st, 6:00 in the east, almost, chris cuomo, alisyn camerota here with what could be historic change or simply historic political fighting in washington, d.c. president obama told the nation he is forcing immigration change. eeg going to send a message to millions of undocumented immigrants they can come out of the shadows. the main impact of the order would be easing the threat of deportation for millions of undocumented immigrants, saying the focus will be on deporting felons, no not families. >> furious republicans are not buying it, saying he's overstepping and john boehner dismissing the president's credibility on the issue. the president taking his message on the road. speaking in las vegas. white house correspondent michelle kosinski joins us with more. >> he did it the pre

unrest. >>> your "new day" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, kate boldaunaela pereira. >> welcome to new day, it is tuesday, november 18th, 6:00 in the east, chris cuomo and alisyn camerota here. a deadly attack inside a synagogue in jerusalem. at least four israelis killed, six wounded in an attack called an act of terror. >> the attackers, identified as palestinians, were shot by the police. israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu vows to respond with what he calls a heavy hand. cnn's ben wedeman is live for news jerusalem. what do we know, ben? >> this city has been tense for weeks in fact months, but what we saw this morning was for jerusalem, the worst attack in six years. breaking overnight, a deadly terror attack shattering the peace of early morning prayers inside a jerusalem synagogue. police say two palestinian men armed with knives, axes and a hand gun entered the building in west jerusalem. >> this is simply has no place in human behavior. >> the assailants travelled from east jerusalem, killing four raerls and injuring six others, including t

news america reporting from washington. betting big on his plans for immigration, president obama travels to las vegas to sell his plan. >> we will make our immigration system more fair and more just. >> the unrest continues with an increasingly deadly toll. a new exhibit showcases the artists work with a new focus. last night president obama addressed the american public to use executive action to change the u.s. immigration system and today he hit the road to sell his decision. in las vegas he talked about the measures that would protect 5 million people. has infuriatedt republicans. >> she came to mexico when she was four years old. last night she went to a hispanic community center to hear the presidents a dress on immigration reform. she knew he would be talking about people like her. what we didn't know is he would be actually talking about her. i will travel to las vegas and meet with some of the students, including a young woman named astrid. she is only four years old. her only possessions were a cross, heard all, and that dress she had on. she mostly lived in the shadows. until her grandmother visited every year from expo and passed away. she couldn't travel to the funeral without risk

new york to philadelphia, from oakland to los angeles. as we leave you with these images, our thoughts are with those affected by the unrest in ferguson tonightld news now" is coming up soon with overnight breaking news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow for more analysis. and as always, we are online at abcnews.com. good night, america. it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. but sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. through sunday, choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery. are you next? but hurry! sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ food is more than just a meal. ♪ food is love. at monsanto, we believe everyone deserves a healthy, balanced meal. and a future that sustains us all. it's time for a bigger discussion about food.

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news" tonight. a day of calm after nights of violence and unrest.e live in ferguson, missouri, as the embattled community enjoys a pause in protests for the holiday and giving back people across the delaware valley serve others and what is hot this year in the toy aisle, it isn'tle mow anymore. >> thanksgiving is being celebrates across the country including ferguson, missouri, where residents are and joying calm after several chaotic days. some took this opportunity on this day of quiet to write messages of peace over the damage brought on by violent protests. marcy gonzales is live with the latest. >> reporter: hi nydia, we are seeing the impact of this holiday, in some ways people are finding disappointing. >> an empty parking lot along what should be a loud and exciting parade route. organizers delayed the parade. >> we are saddened that they delayed the parade due to that reason. >> but the biggest parade made its way through new york city and demonstrators there led a march of their on as they made this way towards the parade police made sever

somewhere in the world at least once a a week there is a storm or a new epidemic , civil unrest, cyber attacks, and in this age of so much in addict ability and so much turmoil, resilience is about developing three capacities, the capacity to be ready, to prepare for any kind of disruption, the capacity to respond in ways that allow you to bounce back more quickly and effectively if there is a disruption, and the capacity to revitalize so that if there is a blow you are developing the opportunity to revitalize, adapter my and change. we need to shift our paradigm, so we are very much focused on relief and not enough on repaired miss and readiness. let me tell you just one short story, and i think it will make the. boston for at least six or seven years had in rehearsing, whether it was a terrorist attack or a violent storm or flooding. they did not know what it would be, and none of us do. for any kind of disruption. for some reason that kind of disruption, completely unprepared, fairbrother together all of the elements of government, government, communication companies and water compa

unrest in the days coming because of that. >> a lot of protests there. >>> more on our breaking news corrage from ferguson, missouri, when we come right back.

. >>> this is it al jazeera america, live from new york city, i'm tony harris. we begin with unrest in ferguson. tempers are high after a grand jury did not indict officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. we are awaiting comments from president obama. he's in chicago to push the immigration plan, but will talk about the unrest first. we'll bring you the remarks when it happens. the brown's family is devastated and angry about the decision. their attorney said the community needs change to move forward. >> the leg as yi to michael brown is to strive to make a difference instead of making a lot of noise. the difference is to change the system where the police that serve us continue to kill our members of our community >>> protests from peaceful this morning, a stark contrast to last night. a group staged sit-ins, walking around their sections in clayton missouri >>> protests last night erupted into rioting and looting. police cars, buildings, were set on fire. 60 people were arrested. today missouri's governor is sending more national guard troops to ferguson to k

find new ways to save energy and money with pg&e's business energy check-up. >>> happening now. after months of tension and unresti, a bombshell grand jury decision is imminent. are police ready for the worst? we're learning new details about the policeman who shot and killed michael brown. does he expect to face any charges? a friend of the officer, darren wilson, is standing by to join us. >>> plus, a woman with a gun nabbed outside the white house. it's the second arrest there this week. is the president in any greater danger right now? >>> and dramatic new views of the deadly snow emergency in buffalo, new york. it's about to take another dangerous turn. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> this is cnn breaking news. >> let's get to the breaking news. a grand jury decision may be finalized any moment in the ferguson, missouri shooting case. we're watching the st. louis county justice center where grand jurors have been meeting for any word on a decision. there were new arrests in ferguson overnight as protesters wait to

news. >> michael brown's killing had sparked the worst civil unrest this part of missouri had seen in recent memory...and now, it was getting attention from washington. >> i made clear to the attorney general that we should do what is necessary to help determine exactly what happened, and to see that justice is done. i also just spoke with governor jay nixon of missouri. i expressed my concern over the violent turn that events have taken on the ground, and underscored that now is the time for all of us to reflect on what's happened, and to find a way to come together going forward. he is going to be traveling to ferguson... >> after days of largely staying silent, missouri's governor finally showed up in ferguson - promising changes. >> today i am announcing that the missouri highway patrol under the supervision of capt ron johnson who grew up in this area will be directing the team that provides security in ferguson. >> governor, how would you explain the nature of the presence that we saw on the streets yesterday? i mean, there were armored personnel carriers, about 100 police in military-

talking about the great canadian band nickleback who addressed world events including the unrest in ferguson with their new song "edge of a revolution." they put revolution in there because it is a protest song. that was really smart. if you haven't heard this, i am envy you for experiencing it for the first time. ♪ >> it is like doing a musical. are you not supposed to do this. break it down for me, chad. >> ♪ standing on the edge of a revolution. >> when i want my revolution, i go to nickleback. he explained why he felt the need to write this awesome vital song. you turp on cnn and it is like, wow, we have it on for 15 minutes and then we had to shut it off because it is so depressing. >> did you hear about the malaysian plane? >> maybe they don't like anderson cooper. the state of affairs is so dismal and i think that's where the song definitely came from. rock on you golden god. i prefer their older stuff. >> of course. those never get old. >> you were pumping your fist when we were playing nickleback. does it make you want to protest? >> it was lovely to write that. it is nickleback. >> they have a hu

well, protests continue overnight across the country, they followed a day of unrest, designed to disrupt holiday shopping. cbs news correspondent chris van cleve in ferguson where more arrests were made overnight. >> unrest returned to ferguson, missouri late friday night, as police crashed with protesters. demonstrators were told to stay out of the street, they went back into the street in front of police headquarters, officers moved, in and started making arrests. >> i have traffic flowing from both directions which obviously creates traffic hazards, potentially endangers motorists andrew of people out in the roadway. >> one bottle thrown, and several demonstrators taken by police. the escalation folds day of protest across the country aimed at disrupting "black friday" shopping. a couple hundred protesters marched through the gal rhea mall outside st. louis briefly shutting it down on one of the busiest hopping days of the year. police stood by, but did not interfere. even when the protesters laid down on the ground. some stores closed their security gates, but others welcomed the crowd. >> i'm just so happy th