sam brown back beats senator win. he will face paul davis in the fall.ongressman pk becoming the third incumbent to fall this election cycle losing his primary to david trott. >> they hired becky hammond, the first paid female coach in the nba. she played in the wnba but is set to retire at the end of the season. >>> stormy weather to tell you about in the plains. >> maria molina is standing by with the latest on that. >> good morning heather and ainsley. we had areas of rain through parts of dakota and nebraska. you can see how heavy it is coming down the shading of yellow and orange represents where the areas of rain are coming down at the moment. we are forecasting 6 inches of rain across north dakota and northern portions of missouri. flash flooding will be a concern. that will continue today and tomorrow. other areas will have quieter weather. one of the areas is chicago. if you are flying out of o'hare that is good news. in miami you could have a spotty shower or storm but overall it will be a relatively quiet day in terms of travel. temperature wi

sam brown back is facing ob significance in the republican primary. jennifer win is a dark horse in the ballot. voters will jersey and washington state will be voting today. >> nearly six weeks after losing the republican senate runoff against that had cochran he is challenging the results. there were 13,000 questionable votes by ineligible voters. cochran was declared the winner by more than 7500 votes. he is now demanding they declare him the winner. >> emergency shelters on three military basis. the big question, where will they all go now? peter doocy is live from washington. why are they closing the shelters? >> because the obama administration claims kids aren't coming across the southern border as rapidly as they were. three shelters in oklahoma and california are going to close their doors but one member of congress from oklahoma doesn't think this is a good idea. >> the children are being released and being released to sponsors who are in the country themselves illegally. it is difficult to understand who we are releasing the children to. it

republican party of kansas, sam brown back for governor as well as pat roberts and down ballot candidatesll get together to bury the hatchet in tea party versus republican establishment battle. these were two conservative candidates both with voter support from tea partiers and republicans. there was crassover on both sides. degree which disunity in the gop can be a threat, they're hoping to erase that this morning. molly? molly: carl cameron, thank you so much covering those midterms for us. we appreciate it. bill: sergeant bowe bergdahl will answer questions today as the military investigates his capture by the taliban in 2009. we just got this picture, new one of sergeant bergdahl provided by his lawyer. first picture we've seen since he was released. sergeant bergdahl recently returned to active duty at fort sam houston in texas will be questioned with his his lawyer present. he cast released five years after his capture in afghanistan. they want more information around that disappearance. sergeant bergdahl was released in may with a release of five senior taliban leaders who were hel

sam. my browns needed attention. this gets it for you. you the ticket sales how much tickets are jumping in price, certainly at least in cleveland? >> i don't doubt it. the only time they sold tickets is when i came to town. johnny manziel will be good for cleveland. he will be good for the nfl. he's just an exciting player, and he does the strange things and occasionally going to step over the line and offend people doing it, i think he'll hold the mantle, as long as he wins, remember, johnny manziel, you have to win games. they'll fire you or the coach. one of the you. i'm pulling for him, i think he's a tremendous personality. the game needs more personalities. i want him to stand for a lot of the things young people should look up to and not lose his voice. liz: not that. sam, it is great to talk to you. i was in awe of your work in cincinnati back in the day. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >> the former head coach of the cincinnati bengals. big rivals of the browns. i'm not letting anybody near this thing, it's worth someth

brown. michael sam, who was set to become the first openly gay player in the national football league, was released by the st. louis rams today. and kraft is recalling 8,000 cases of american singles, which expire in february of 2015. the company says they were stored improperly and could make people sick. more details on our web site. i'm hari sreenivasan, thanks for watching. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> the graduation recital is probably the biggest performance you give at curtis while you are there. , i was lucky enough that this is you get to do a recital of anything you want, and i said ok, these are the pieces i want to play. >> the greats of tomorrow, today on stage at curtis. ♪

what may be the most bizarre of all the pairings, chris brown next to the squeaky clean sam smith. ctually like to work together. so maybe they can talk business deals there. >> 50 shades of real estate fever. the movie trailer for "fifty shades of gray" has already been viewed 29 million times. but it's causing a real estate rally, too. the penthouse apartment where christian grey calls home is a real place in seattle. >> the building even has the same name as in the book and because of that, the prices of the apartments have jumped 75% there. fans visiting the building in droves, looking to rent an apartment for a night. as for the infamous penthouse, the love nest, sold last year for $6.2 million. looking nothing like a bargain there. >> nothing like the monaco place. >> all right. incredible stuff. on this friday, here are some celebrity birthdays for you. >> extra special happy birthday to valerie harper, 75 today. >> singer tori amos, 51. >> "modern family" ty burrell is a ripe 47. >> and kristin wiig turns 41. happy birthday, everyone. >>> the weekend is sfinlly here. null it

in the team's four preseason games, sams had 11 tackles and three sacks including this one of brown'sram's coach believes sam can play in the league. the team has a deep defensive line. analysts say there may not be room for the rookie, a decision that could come down to the wire today. >> it's going to be hard for the rams to let him go especially if there's a chance he gets picked up by another team. a lot of jerseys with blue and gold have been sold. the rams fans will not be glad if he goes to a different team. >> if sam gets cut he could go to any of the other 31 teams. as for how he's spending his nail biting moments, he's at his alma mater as they play. >>> let's get a final check of the weather from dylan. >> good morning, guys. labor day weekend. let's talk about your entire weekend forecast. we will see scattered showers today from the great lakes down to the gulf coast with the heaviest rain in effect through parts of louisiana. we have a slight risk of stronger storms in the dakotas. that threat area expands from minnesota to kansas an sunday. we could see some tornadoes f

others hit is sam's meat market and ferguson's market and liquor, where brown is accused of stealing the cigars. nearby, the mcdonald's where two journalists were arrested. the police have been staging down the road here at a target parking lot. the national guard is called in to protect this area so local police officers can focus on protecting businesses and on stopping the looting >>> as we have seen in ferguson, jonathan betz report of what is happening in the area, cordoned off by law enforcement, trying to prevent a repeat of the violence. this is a story drawing media attention, international media attention, international observers, trying to keep an eye on any rights violation that might occur in ferguson. joining us from amnesty international, which has taken an unprecedented step to get involved in an american conflict. >> that right. because we see the human rights crisis happening here. amnesty wanted to be on the ground. we see an overuse of police presence in protest activities that don't warrant the type of response that the police were showing. there are internationa

carrying the banner was captain ron brown, commander of the multijurisdiction task force. and sam johnson. they were all carrying the banner. they need to be careful to prevent outside agitators from coming in and destroying the calm. molly. >> mike, cemeteriers of officer wilson were out today and a little bit of a change that we are seeing out there? >> reporter: it is it a rare public appearance of supporters of officer wilson. the purpose of the rally was to raise money for the family of officer wilson and show support for the law enforcement. and this event was disrupted. >> we are raising. they are. and it is here. >> we don't go and rob and loot and we don't throw bottles at the police. we let the justice system run its course. >> many supporters are reluctant to identify themselves publicly. and pardon me for calling you molly, julie. >> i take that as a compliment. we love molly and you, too. >>> the recent death of an unarmed black man and a march. the protest we will not go back was monitored and police say no arrests were made. it was led by reverend sharpton. gardener

as ec defensive player of the year had to sexiest today against brown's including this one of johnny mann sale. >> reporter: after which samlittle shot at misspell by doing johnny for applause signature show me the money moves. through three preseason game grant linebacker has five tackles and three sacks. >> reporter: you as a basketball taking on solving and final world cup tuneup. 15 year old from san francisco has advanced at the u.s. open. cici bellis. >> pam: to you as to the logical serve it with high- tech to check out the west napa fought in napa county today. team was just off highway 121 using lasers to scale along the fault rupture. which is believed to be the one that called sunday's earthquake. they are serving how a movie for the earthquake and aftershocks the lasers work by mapping the cracks so the u.s. g as contract their movement. the service say the west napa fault has moved up to 10 in. in some areas after the quake at is still increasing. >> pam: initial estimates are that it would take as much as $1 billion to repair the property damage from sunday's earthquake. most of that money will come out of th

browns hosting the st. louis rams, two of the most talked about rookies. we've got michael samjohnny manziel go one on one when sam takes out manziel on the 20 yard line. sam doesn't just sack manziel, he mocks him. see that, yeah? rams go ton beat cleveland 33-14. johnny had done that earlier. >> i think two or three players have mocked him doing that this preseason. not original. that's his second sack of the preseason so he's doing all right. >> set the internet on fire. pretty interesting. major league baseball, oakland, the angels hoping to regain the top spot. top of the second -- the afficionado. erick aybar. sending in not one but two runs in. later in the top of the third. 2-0 angels, josh hamilton deep right, bounce off the wall. see that bounce. pop back in there? but it's a home run. a's trying to come back but angels go on to win it 9-4. they take back the leader's spot and have the best record in baseball. so we take everybody to wrigley field, bill. cubs hosting the orioles. bottom of the fifth. >> can't lose to the cubs. >> homered to center right. 1-0, cubs. >>

sam dodson. in nearby downtown saint louis, these protesters showed solidarity for darren wilson, the ferguson police officer who shot brown. >> i think he has been crucified. he has been accused of being guilty before a trial. that's not the american way. >> reporter: brown was unarmed when he was shot to death by wilson august 9. police say it happened during a struggle. some witnesses say brown had his arms up. another rally is planned for sunday. brown's family says it will attend. michael brown will be three rest on monday. marley hall, cbs news, missouri. >>> thousands marched through new york city today to protest last month's choke hold death of another unarmed man. eric garner was the father of six who had asthma. his death was ruled a homicide after video showed an officer holding him down using the prohibited choke hold. >>> an apartment building in gaza is in ruins tonight after another round of israeli air strikes. [ screaming ] >> israel says the 12-story building housed a hamas operations center. gaza police say israeli aircrafts fired a warning missile at the roof minutes before destroying the building. pal

man" actor john flattery, weather channel host sam champion turns 53 and former child actor danny bonaduce of "the partridge family" is 55. >>> i'm dara browning "early today." have a great wednesday. at 1-800-dentist, we're about one thing. helping you find a dentist you'll want to go to for the rest of your life. we've helped over 8 million people find that dentist, and we can do the same for you. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> well, good morning, happy wednesday. 4:30. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. in just a couple of hours, students will head back to classes, several bay area schools. the district getting under way. san jose unified, antioch unified and south san francisco unifie unified. the first day of classes at a couple of private schools. >> speaking of san jose, let's peek out the window, take a look. looks like a good day for the first day of school. let's double-check with rob m ma.

sam bradford. he tore the acl in his left knee against the browns and is out for the entire season.njury that forced bradford to miss the last nine games of last season. tough news for him. back-up, sean hill is going to be the starter for the rams. >>> trending on bleacherreport.com, an event backfires. before the rams/browns game, a man offered to buy free drinks for the world. as you can see, that's exactly what happened saturday night. now the fan backed out of the free drinks for the entire world promise. after sam tweeted at him, he was going to make a $500 donation to the st. louis boys and girls club in honor of sam's play. >> we are not going to get a drink, but he's going to make a nice donation. >> congratulation to the team from chicago, the little league team. >> they are great. >> it was a great ride. >> i love the handshakes at the end thachlt is what it's all about. >> thank you, andy. >>> 27 minutes after the hour. an american journalist held hostage for nearly two years is free this morning. what we are learning about the terror group that released him and how this

brown. >>> and what the co-founder of twitter was doing among the protesters. >>> and good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. breaking news. cal fire is working to control an out-of-control wildfire in the santa cruz mountain range. you can see it from the live pictures. investigators say the fire started in an abandoned motor home and spread to nearby grass. the fire has been put out. as you can see, there is a lot of lingering smoke in the air. >> how is that going to factor into your forecast, christina? >> there's a couple of thing to point out. winds are calm in the area. also, humidity is about 40 to 50%. we woke up with a full deck of low clouds. and so that also helped the situation. now, we're taking a wide view here over the santa cruz mountains and you can see we have additional smoke that is mixing in with the haze that is in our atmosphere. the smoke will clear out probably the next couple of hours. if you live in the area, probably a good idea to stay indoors and keep the windows shut. your local forecast in a couple of minutes. back to you, sam and laura.

brown. thanks for watching "early today" with bill karins. have a great day. >>> good tuesday morning, it's 4:30 i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for lauras morning. first your forecast with christina loren. >> hey, good morning, kris, sam, everybody at home. happy tuesday to you, we're going to get another beautiful day. and then we're going to crank that heat getting into your wednesday and thursday. cease the day. starting out in the upper 50s to low 60s all across the board. really nice start here at ocean beach, we are going to see the fog settle in. and in pleasanton, getting low cloud cover this morning as well. ly take you through that all important forecast for today, even more important, we have a hoy

but the report does not say brown discovered the cure to all that ails our unequal society. i'm samock, that's today's reality check. >> thank you, sam. >>> jeff says it's getting warmer and when jeff says it's getting warmer we know it is getting warmer. >> certainly definitely not going to see triple digits tomorrow. good news for those of you back across the interior valleys. there's going to be fog on the coastline. so wide spread range of temperatures. we'll break it down for you, plus the latest on the two hurricanes in hawaii in a few minutes. >>> a bizarre legal debate involving a monkey and her selfie is burning up the internet tonight. here's a photo of a crested black monkey in indo neisha. the dispute, who took the photo. technically, the monkey did. photography david slater set his camera back in 2011 but the female grabbed the camera. wick i can media used the photo. since he didn't take the picture he doesn't have the right and so it's in the public domain. he said it's his camera and he rotated and cropped the photo. the monkey has not weighed in on the fight yet. rc

governor brown is making waves, telling voters he has a better plan, and not everyone's buying it, though. sam brock looks at the claims that the governor's plan would short change taxpayers. >> that water plan, set for the ballot this fall, the original one would cost you $11 billion. the governor's version a more modest $6 billion. still several environmental groups say his plan is no more efficient. they claim he'd be taking you for a ride, spending money without oversight and on personal pet projects. is that true? we take a look. these images of scorched earth look like something out of a john steinbeck novel. this is the dilemma, a dilemma whose prescription doesn't lie in the $11 billion water measure that state lawmakers have pushed to voters this fall, that according to governor brown. nope, in a letter directly to californians, he says we should support my $6 billion plan, which according to the governor, quote, is a no-frills, no pork water bond that invests in the most critical projects. is that what we have here? >> the governor's bond would take $2 billion in taxpayer funds and g

brown. thanks for watching "early today." have a great one. we'll see you later. >>> from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >> good wednesday morning, 4:30, i'm sam brock. >non. a lot to get to on wednesday morning. first check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. a good day for the first part of the day. it's going to be warmer as we head throughout the afternoon. warmest day of the week is tomorrow, but today we boosted your numbers up by three to five degrees from yesterday's highs. 70 for san francisco. 82 east shore. 84 in the south bay. we had changes for the all-important holiday weekend. first, here's mike and your drive. >> folks on the golden gate id

sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >>> we've got some brand-new video from a witness to the shooting of michael brown exclusively into cnn. i want to warn you before we show it it is difficult to watch. and for some people, may be too difficult. the woman who shot the video, her name is penga crenshaw and she was at home getting ready for work when she witnessed shooting. then grabbed her phone and captured images of the aftermath, including image, of brown's body laying in the street. >> bless his soul, police shot this boy outside of my apartment. they killed him. >> cnn reached out to the ferguson police department for comment but so far we have not received a response. miss crenshaw spoke with my colleague on "new day" this morning and took her back to that emotional moment and why she felt the need to record. i want to draw your attention to the part of the video, you actually see the officer in question, darren wilson, standing on the right-hand side. >> all initially happened and i knew this was not right. i knew, i knew the police shouldn't have even before chasing this young boy and firing at the same time.

brown. thanks for watching "early today." have a fantastic friday and a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ "today in the bay." >>> and a good friday morning to you, it's 4:30, i'm samssed that friday a little, right? well if you didn't, we would. i'm laura garcia-cannon. right christina, she has a look at the friday forecast. >> yeah, we made it together. and you know what, it's going to be an absolutely lovely weekend all across the bay area. temperatures right now, comfortable, we're in the 60s just about everywhere. 62 for concord. 63 in oakland. and there is some fog out there this morning, especially right by the water. here's san francisco, mostly clear for now in pleasanton. between about 7:00 and 9:00, low clouds. here in san jose, so clear you can see the slither of a moon

sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >>> it's a day no parent can imagine having to bury your own child. now as michael brown'sshe was enveloped by the spirit of two others who also lost their sons to gun violence. the mothers of trayvon martin and sean bell. bell was killed by new york city police in 2006. now, the women met with brown's mother. watch this. >> i told you, we have to help each other. >> we got it. we got it. >> we got it. >> we got it. >> we got it. hey, mama. hey, mama. god bless you. god bless you. >> reporter: an emotional embrace. >> just lean on him. he's going to cover you. and he's going to cover your family. and he's going to make sure you're okay. >> reporter: the mothers of trayvon martin, sean bell and michael brown meeting for the first time. >> keep your head up no matter what. keep your head up so you can see your son in you. >> reporter: we stepped out of the room. we'll see you in a few minutes. >> okay. >> reporter: giving them time alone before starting our interview. what can these moms, these women, these women -- they can offer you something the guys can't, right? that hus

convenience store michael brown allegedly robbed moments before his deadly encounter with officer darin wilson. mike tobin has been following the story, joins us from sa sam's meat market in ferguson, also targeted last night. mike, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, let me show you around, kelly. this is where the looters first tried to get in, by breaking out a window. they couldn't get in there so they came over here to the corner, broke out this window, pushed through the gate that's been replaced now. let me show you something else. this is where they started a fire and tried to burn the place down. what were they after?you can se. shelves of booze that have been looted. now, back in the store you have a lot of other goods. you've got the meat. they got the good meat. got into the beer cooler, got a lot of beer. and ransacked the store. the store looks a lot better because the community has been pitching in to clean up. but i want to bring in mike jacob. you're the owner out here. first of all, this is the second time you've been hit. >> yes, sir, second time. >> i want to ask you, your heart must be just broken. >> yes, yes. the first time, i un

louis in that suburb, brown's family is calling for a day of peace in honor of the late 18-year-old. mike tobin joins us from inside sam's meat market, one of the stores looted during the protest last week. the family said that, but we do know his uncle says michael's blood is crying out from the ground crying for vengeance. so you have some saying for peace and some -- >> so you do have that contrast. and how that works for thehere can't get their business started again. look at the shelves where their booze business is. generally they buy wholesale but they can't fill a wholesale order because stock shelves, that would be bait to the looters. so they're buying their booze retail, paying sales tax on it and turning it around to the public. they're not even making enough money to come close to covering their payroll. that's from the liquor sales, meat sales, all the groceries. as far as the funeral itself, it was a big event. it turn into a who's who list for a guy no one knew three weeks ago. you mention the call from his uncle that his blood cries out for vengeance. this is a contrast to the calls for peace we heard ea

brown al jazeera beijing. >>> the first openly gay player drafted by an nfl team will have to see where he will play. the st. louis rams said they let go michael samsam was attempting to be the first openly gay player in the nfl season, he could be signed by one of the other 32 teams in the league. plate good chance he will. >>> a quake shook iceland, 5.4. officials are concerned a full eruption is imminent. >>> many of the world's top film americas are in italy, but the venice film festival is taking a dark turn. >> i'm john terret in new york. who would have thought the film festival aos ice bucket challenge has caught the imagination of people the world over, willing to drench themselves for the lou gehrig's disease. i took the plunge and a small crowd gathered to cheer me on. raising cash this way is not new but according to the als website the charity's pulled in $94.3 million since the fun began in late july. compared to 2.7 million over the same period last year. >> i do this for als. >> like the rubble challenge in gaza to rebuild after the war. some complain it's a waste of water when so many people in the world go without. >> others say

brown was killed by police. we reported that yesterday. the reaction there has been very different. both by residents and the police. and what we've seen in ferguson. more on that ahead. >>> sam dodson, the chief of police in st. louis, went before the media and announced the release of sell cell phone video of the killing of 25-year-old kajiemi powell by two st. louis police officers yesterday. the killing that took place just three miles from where michael brown was killed by police in ferguson. he was suspected of shoplifting two energy drinks and doughnuts from a convenience store. a 911 reporter reported that he was carrying a knife. the police chief described the video as he saw it to reporters. >> the suspect continues to say shoot me, kill me now. the police officer, you can clearly hear them say, stop, police, drop the knife. the suspect starts toward the front of the car, and goes around toward the passenger side of the vehicle. approaches the police officer that is in the passenger seat, in a threatening manner, and begins to close the distance. both officers indicate they're in fear of their life. as the suspect walks toward the officer on the passenger side, you

sam's meat market after that was broken into and looted up there. and we heard one of the volunteers say, just today, that this has nothing to do with mike brown in reference to the looting. >> speaking of things that have nothing to do with mike brown or this case, as happens in cities across america every day of our lives there was a shooting and robbery today at a store in the city of st. louis. what more on that? >> well, as far as what is going on in ferguson, word did reach the demonstrators here, and not only did word reach the demonstrators, a lot of misinformation has got ton them and they decided the shooting was not just and they're very angry. what we haven't seen is a big electric reaction to this latest incident. >> i had no idea. a minute ago i'm reading the teleprompter. i had no idea why this completely unrelated thing in another jurisdiction was even being mentioned now. i get it's. it's inflammed the people out there. >> there you go. >> all right. >> so far they're angry. i think later tonight we'll see what the real reaction is. >> well you know, there's some in that crowd looking for any excuse to be upset, and there's no doubt in tha

brown. of course, the unarmed black teen shot by ferguson police earlier this month. >>> michael sam with wille watching his missouri tigers open their college football season. the openly gay defensive lineman finds out if he will be playing on sundays this fall. nbc's kristin dole dlo. >> getting to decide if michael sams makes the cut. on the field, it was michael sam's closing argument. six tackles in thursday's preseason game against miami. most of any rams player. after the guy, sam was feeling good. >> i'm going to sleep really well tonight and i'm very confident i'll be on the team. the rams or any other team. >> sams has seen an outpouring of support since he became the first openly gay player drafted into the league. with the raps decision day drawing near, one directions harry styles sported a michael sams jersey at a concert. sam followed up with a thank you. when espn aired a report talking about sam's shower habits, the outrage was instantaneous. the network quickly apologized. sam has always tried to keep the focus on football. >> when i do make it and when i put my pads on, you'

sam smith, was all soul. >> ♪ stay with me >> reporter: unrest in ferguson, missouri provide the most serious moment of the show. >> i want us all to take a moment of silence for mike brown in this country, and in the world. >> reporter: but many went back to business mtv style. >> ♪ >> miley cyrus wrecking ball. >> reporter: miley cyrus and wrecking ball took home video of the year but she unexpectly sent a teenage runaway on stage to accept the award. >> i survived in shelters all over the city. i have a lot of the same dreams that brought many of you here tonight. >> reporter: ben tracie, los angeles. >>> big night no doubt. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 62:00 people injured when a helicopter crashed into a new jersey home are barely misses a new jersey home rather, we're live. >>> delaware county man ace rested for allegedly driving drunk down this street and new his foot was on the gas pedal but police say his eight year-old nephew was steering the car. >>> and philadelphia is throwing a parade for taney dragons and we now have all of the tea tails of when they will celebrate. kathy? >>> it will turn hot again, even hotter than 90's return to the delawar

are you sick of uncle sam taking more of your hard earned money that he deserves? travis browns how the states not the same. who is cutting taxes and who isn't. >> if you have been letting your kids stay up past their bedtime this summer, i'm sure you all have. we have ways to get them back on the sleep schedule because school is just around the corner. [ female announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen

they say that's to symbolize the blood that mike brown shed when he was killed a week ago. also, we saw photographs of owners of sam's meat market there on, it's an the intersection where most of this is happening standing there with rifles, with handguns, protecting their property, because the police, as you saw there, did not get between the looters and those stores. i want to bring in auin ana cab in ferguson all week watching the intense situation here. ana, the first night after captain ron johnson took control of the -- the police scene here and security in town, it was quiet essentially. no looting, no shooting, but last night, very different story. >> reporter: yeah. unfortunately we saw that unrest return to the streets of ferguson. we moved from where you are, victor, to the heart of where that looting happened last night. you can see it's kind of just a normal day here in ferguson on a saturday, with the rain coming down, traffic returning to the street, and peace also returning to the street. i want to call your attention to the store just over my shoulder, and, of course, as luck would have it on live tv

brown case. the grand jury is made up of 12 members. inchewluding two african-americ women, one african-american man. let me bring in analyst faith jenkins and university of michigan professor of law sam bankensta. how might the demographics come into play here? >> it's going to play an important role. race matters in this case. it matters when any juror serves. because it factors into a person's life experience. as a prosecutor, when you're picking a jury, you look at the racial makeup of the jury. gender, education, age. all factor in. when you have an officer involved shooting. in most cases, are given the benefit of the doubt. they face life and death experiences. in this case i think a person's view of a police officer is going to be based on their perspective. >> if you were the prosecutor, would you be concerned about the makeup of this jury? >> well, i think that the most important question is the prosecutor gets to decide what evidence, what to ask for. i think if i were the prosecutor, i'd be focused on that right now. >> you were the deputy attend under holder in 2011. some are calling for the removal of bob mcculloch. "usa today" says, and i'm quoting here, mcculloch, who

brown. >>> and what the co-founder of twitter was doing among the protesters. >>> and good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm sam

sam brock. this afternoon, napa schools will get some much-needed help from a pro-football hall of famer. later today, raider legend willie brownith a check for $50,000 from the oakland raiders to help schools there recover from the earthquake. the raiders train in napa every summer and spend a lot of time immersed in that community. some of the money will also go to the red cross to help in the recovery. >>> christina loren has been tracking warm temperatures, but mild temperatures to this point in the week. let's see how things are looking right now. >> slow for the traffic going through that area. and christina will have your follow-up with the weather coming up in just a second. but i wanted to show you this haze for the san mateo bridge, but an easier drive after the earlier incident cleared from the span. over on the peninsula, a lot of drama, though, south of san mateo, look at your maps, and we're talking about a ripple where we had as many as ten vehicles involved in a crash. the slowing is currently blocked just south of whippel and the c-port off-ramp is also closed. take a surface street if c-port was your destinati