. >> i think reporters across the country are really concerned about how wes lowery and ryan reilly are being treated here. when i saw that video of ryan yesterday it concerned me because he was only feet away from me and for him to have to scream i'm media, i'm media and to only then to get the police to calm down is concerning. like i said last night, the police, as soon as people got in the street they started jumping in going into the crowd. and they were grabbing anybody they could. ryan was very close to the police at that moment and that's why that happened. but i think charging these reporters is really concerning and i'm just really watching this case really closely because as someone who has been here, someone who has watched ryan and wesley report accurately and try to be as respectful as possible i'm concerned about what's going to happen in this situation. >> thank you so much. be careful out there. thank you for being with us today. >> thanks. >>> and up next, what has changed in ferguson in the year since michael brown died. we'll talk to one of the youngest members of th

ryan reilly for the huffing tonighuffington post. there is being handcuffed and taken away. >>> let's move on for now. new mexico rangers find a woman's body on this isolated desert trail at white sands national monument but little did these deputies know that this woman's husband was dead nearby. both overcome with extreme heat and dehydration and next to the husband, the 9-year-old son dehydrated but alive. and it seems this couple had likely saved his life by giving him two sips of water for every one of theirs. joining me now, i have maurice, the superintendent at the white sands national monument. thank you so much for joining me. how absolutely horrible. your staff are the ones who found these bodies and this little boy. let me begin with him. how is this young boy doing? >> well, i don't have information about him at this time. i do know that he's back with his family in france and i think that's important for everyone to know. and he's doing well. >> how did this happen? >> we do know that the family claim in sort of midday a

wesley lowery of the "washington post" and ryan reilly of the "huffington post" were charged monday with trespassing and interfering with a police officer after officers alleged they did not leave a mcdonald's fast enough during an incident one year ago. we'll have more from ferguson later in the broadcast. in news from colorado, the governor has declared a state of emergency following the spill of at least three million gallons of toxic wastewater into the animas river. a team of epa workers accidentally triggered the spill during an attempted cleanup wednesday of an old gold mine. water sample show high levels of arsenic, lead and mercury. meanwhile four people have been , arrested in utah after protesters erected tripods monday to temporarily shut down the construction of the first commercial tar sands mine in the united states. the european commission has allocated 2.4 billion euros to help countries address the hundreds of thousands of migrants making the way to europe from africa. syria, afghanistan, and iraq. human rights groups have called this the worst migration crisis since wo

one is huffington post ryan reilly who had a confrontation with the police last night. so what are officials saying about that? why wait 12 months to issue these summons? >> i'm bias. i respect both of those reporters. so far the officials have said only that they had a year, a statute of limitations of a year and it was well within their rights to charge them. they were charged with trespassing and i believe one other charge. so far, they haven't given much information. i think many pro-journalism groups have said it is it's an over reach and perhaps a step towards trying to i tim date journalists who have been on the front line including ryan reilly and wesley lowery. having been out there from the very beginning. as of yet a few details coming out, within their rights and charge with them accordingly. august 24th. >> we'll follow that story. msnbc trymaine lee with us in ferguson. >>> he's been elected as a republican senator and as an independent governor. today he's running for president as a democrat from a rhode island governor lincoln chaffy join mess next. and

appreciate it ryan reilly. >>> up next, another big criticism against ferguson police documented by thes ago -- officers have been targeting minorities and jailing them and fining them for petty things like -- and i'm not kidding here -- parking your car in your own driveway. just to boost the city budget. so why are people in ferguson facing arrests for things like that? there's a good explanation, but does that fly with the people there? coming up next. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement ins