the suspect has been arrested by ,olice and as reported by wvpt was identified after he posted the videof him punching and kicking aaron hill to his facebook page. he is currently in detention and facing a charge of felony child abuse. aaron hill is recovering from his injuries which include concussion and facial contusions. and trending on twitter. shoesg photos of their online. words have inspired countless micro bloggersgg99Ññç 08/20/14 08/20/14 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from ferguson, missouri, this is democracy now! i come with my face covered, a handkerchief around my face. and all i'm talking about our violence. the only word i use is violent. they're not peaceful protesters? >> know, they're not.

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and the fact that he has a cousin on the (olice force?een itching to say something about this case and i really want toñsay it. everybody is searching for the truth and transparency. there was one little piece of technological equipment, a badge cam, a body cam, that could have given us the truth. that could have set it straight for everybody. zero controversy. now, they didn't have the money to install t$at. this officer, they didn't have the money for a dash cam. but we have all these millions of dollars to spend on all this militarization. we can spend all of the many, tens of thousands of dollars on overtime for police officers. we're mixed up in this country. we have reactive justice. i think it's a time right now for everyone in america, if we want to make sure this young man did not die in vain, to say every single police officer in the united states of america should have a badge cam and should have a dash cam. and i really feel that thráhrj something that has to come out of this crisis. >> i'm glad you bring it up. we did a whole

the olice were able >>> an intruder breaks into a family's house and attacks a woman and her teenageden they return. the details on how police were able to track the suspect down. >>> and the second american affected with the ebola is expected to arrive here in the u.s. today. this morning details on the treatment that could save their lives. >>> good morning everyone, it's tuesday, august 5th. i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:30. and we begin with some developing news on those two americans infected with ebola virus. they're both improving one in a hospital in georgia and one on a plane taking her there right now. ko im has the very latest. >> reporter: just after 1:00 in the morning local time, a plane carrying nancy writebol left liberia for the u.s.. she will join her colleague dr. kent branly for treatment at emory university hospital in atlanta. both are receiving an experimental serum to try to fight the ebola virus. more than 1600 people in west africa have been kickened by the ebola -- sickened by the ebola outbreak. at mount sinai hospital in

. >> overnight,olice and national guard units appeared to be trying a lower profile as the they facedhundreds of protesters in the streets. abc's tahman bradley is live in ferguson this morning. with the latest. good morning, tahman. >> devin, michelle. good morning to you both. the demonstrations h here in ferguson here this morning are relatively peaceful. the police changed their tactics aiming for a lower profile, but yesterday, there was a lot of anger nearby. >> reporter: near ferguson, angry demonstrators gathered after another police shooting. officers in st. louis shot and killed a 23-year-old black man they say was coming at them waving a knife. police say the shooting appears to be justified. the man, a robbery suspect, was screaming, acting erratically. >> our approximately see is end of the day the officer should be able to go home. >> reporter: meanwhile on the streets of ferguson, residents waited to see what the night would bring. community leaders urged people to stay home to avoid another evening of this. dozens of arrests monday. many people coming from outside ferg

yesterday a medical examiner's report cited, quote, physical restraint by pris olice as caus death under arrest last month. they ruled the death a homicide and the report also cited heart disease as well as obesity as contributing factors. this comes days after new yorkers marched to protest the death of eric garner who died after a chokehold was used in his arrest. there is also this this morning, the st. louis county list officer who made headlines during the ferguson protest for pushing a cnn anchor live on air and was suspended after video emerged to quote kill everybody is this he's now retired from the force. the officer had boasted about being a jesus-loving killer at a 2010 meeting of the group oath keepers. >> i don't care whether you're christian or not. i personally believe jesus crist is my lord and killer. but i'm also a killer. i've killed a lot. and it if i need to, i'll kill a whole bunch more. if you don't want to get killed, don't show up in front of me. >> he's expected to receive a full pension and benefits according to police officials. my question to the panel is, a

caller: i'm talking about the olice aren how peopl handling this. anger is running really high -- >> do us a favor and just mute your television or radio and go ahead with your commentary he said anger is running really high. please keep things under control. caller: anger is running really high. last night was unnecessary. if people want to come out and protest to early in the morning, that is emphasizing your first amendment. -- exercising their first amendment. with the police being there all you do that, i think that runs a lot more anger. i think that they should do a bit better, maybe back down and let these peaceful demonstrators them in straight what they are going to demonstrate. and wrap this case. this is a long time coming. it has taken too long. >> the comments of senator mccaskill about the concerns over the militarization of police. this is john bennett's story. did congress help create an environment for crisis in ferguson? he is writing about the defense authorization act, the act that provides access military matÉriel to police dep

to accusead tested .olice officers attorneys were fired from the defense department. oversight?nk thisw why they officer was a racist. i would love to hear from the law enforcement people. i think it is insulting. oversight about an overzealous department of justice? guest: let me first make a point that from a legal perspective race is not an element that has to be proven in this case. i am generally familiar with the situation you mentioned in new orleans. it is my understand all the people who were involved have left the attorney's office, not necessarily voluntarily. there is strong oversight. there are two separate bodies. there is an office of professional responsibility which investigates attorneys who are alleged to have behaved unethically. they are very much involved in the new orleans situation. the other is the inspector general's office, which investigates the conduct of employees of the department of justice. us fromacy is joining long beach. a lot of california viewers this morning. caller: a couple of questions. the first is generally in these situations we are r