we don't want to live part 2. >> rasheen is a member of young united.s one of the the new commissioners he plans to bring that youthful experience to the table. but there are many like him that say the commission is just a band-aid that won't effect real change. >> quite frankly, the ferguson commission started august 9th. those are the people you needed to be talking to. those and the demands and the ideas are clear. so if you are not making an active attempt to address what people have already put out in front of you then you just put together a commission of people, to sit in and act like they're doing stuff, i don't think that -- i don't think that's the most effective route. >> activist damon davis has been on the front license too, working towards same goal, bridging the divide but seeing the solution differently. >> i think i used the most thinking. >> he uses his artwork to bring awareness to the racial tensions. personally. there are others who need to be in board rooms, on city councils, need to be on specific government roles. and i understan

joining me now, john gasken and rasheen aldridge, jr. he's just joined the ferguson committee empanelled by the governor to discus what next for ferguson. let me start with you. you've been a protesters e, you've been out spoken in the community back in the august protest. you've now joined this dmit tee put together by the governor. how are you feeling tonight and what are you anticipating. what are you expecting? >> i'm just like everyone else here in the community. awaiting, you know, we're on pins and needles awaiting if decision of darren wilson. >> do you anticipate protest actions in the nights, days to follow if there is no diemt? what do you foresee as what that reaction would be like? nchtsds i think we're going to continue to protest either way. >> john, what do you see as the lessons have been so far. has it given you more or less confidence that the constitutions of gover nans here are responsive? are aware of exactly the underlying issues that have braught us to this moment? >> my confers in the justice system is at an all-

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all these weeks i have been talking to protesters and activists, rasheen aldridge says he'sing planning to meet with a group of the other activists and talk about the best place for them to go tonight. he's talked about that either way, regardless whatever happens whatever the announcement is, there's going to be something happening on the street, celebrating or protesting, they plan to be vocal. we've seen protesters outside the ferguson police department many times this week but he also discussed the possibility of going to the shaw location, a police shooting and killed around a similar time around mike brown. a lot of plans and mobilization but uncertainty when we will get the announcement. >> sounds like we have at least three news conferences. i don't know if we have heard anything from the family. now we're talking about something from the mayor's office, the governor's office and the prosecuting attorney's office later, as the announcement of the decision is made public. so lori here's what i want to know. you've been talking to these activists and my time in ferguson it was cle

i talked to protesters, rasheen aldridge, he said he plans to be on west florison, and other leaders in this activist movement, other locations, fire department, downtown clayton, downtown st. louis, that's a little different in august, where much of the protests were focused in this area, this is not just a ferguson issue, this is something that is broadly affecting this entire region. >> lori jane, appreciate it, lori jane gliha from "america tonight." there you see the scene ferguson, missouri, west florison afternoon. little over two hours away from hearing the decision. i'd like to get to the social media end of this. this is a trending issue. maria ines ferre is following this. ines. >> covered up with duct tape, this gentleman in front of a diamond store, he's boarding up his diamond store in clayton. you'll also see these mailboxes that have locks on them and al alexis has been a protester, he wrote this, this hoodie is forever, fitting, and michael skulnik, michael brown's family has asked for four and a half minutes of silence for the four and a half hours his body lay in t