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st. louis post-dispatch" is reporting that investigators found fingerprints and dna on the weapon. for police, proving he had the gun is important. >> thank you. >>> and donald trump, the crowds gathering in mobile, alabama tonight. tom llamas asking some of the audience why they're so eager to hear trump tonight. >> reporter: tonight in alabama, they're lining up for donald trump. >> for the donald. >> trump for president. >> reporter: the campaign hoping to fill this stadium. showing his message is catching fire. >> that's going to send a signal we want strong borders. >> reporter: this family tweeting trump, entire family is driving six hours to mobile to see and support you. >> trump 2016. >> reporter: trump says when they planned this event, they started with a venue that could hold 1,000 people. now this, a stadium that can hold 40,000 people. >> i love donald trump. >> he says it like it is. >> reporter: one of his competitors, jeb bush, announcing he's heading to the border on monday. saying that trump's plan does not reflect republican values. supporters for trump have fil

st. louis post dispatch identified ma than as 18 tyrone harris jr. reporter andrew spencer tells us demonstrations grew chaotic. >> reporter: with reports of thrown bottles and two businesses being broken into, police called in reinforcements in riot gear. the situation got tense. with demonstrators still shouting at the officers, police ordered the crowd to disperse. ferguson's interim police chief said he wanted to avoid inciting the crowd. >> we are trying to work with the community. we are explaining their rights. we want to be as patient as possible. >> reporter: that's when he heard gunfire. as people scramble for cover, the gunfire continues. it wasn't until later that officers could clear the scene sending intactcal units and pushing back the crowds. i am andrew spencer reporting. >>> another massive wildfire has broken out in lake county and it's prompting new evacuations. the jerusalem fire erupted around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. it's a few miles southeast of the rocky fire, which is still burning. the new fire blew up from about 100 acher

st. louis post dispatch, the local paper there has identified that suspect as tyrone harris, jr. an 18-year-old whose father says was close with michael brown, jr. at a news conference, the st. louis county police chief says he was in critical but unstable condition after allegedly opening fire on police officers during what had been a day of peaceful protests. that video was captured by an nbc news crew when shots were fired in the area of ferguson where michael brown protests were wrapping up for the evening. at a news conference about 90 minutes ago, the st. louis county police chief says a suspect who detectives tracked all night long because they believed he was armed approached an unmarked vehicle and then opened fire. inside. then they chased that suspect before he was struck and fem. all of this happening in the vicinity of protesters marking one year since michael brown's death. he was the unarmed black teenager shot and killed by a ferguson police officer that put a spotlight really on police protocol and procedures. this morning, we've learned that all of the law enfor

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st. louis post dispatch." they've shown themselves to be very tough on ferguson. >> jonathan harris, commissioner of consumer protection for the state of connecticut. i think you do great work and what you all do changing minds is really crucial part of our democracy. i want to flip that on its head, though, in particular when it comes to some of the regional papers, one example at our state there is a regular column that is supposed to be a watchdog on government. the journalist is top notch. he's excellent both in his investigations in general and in his writing. however, the fact that he has to produce every single week, i don't think always gives him the ability to drill down, one. there's a pressure always to have content on a regular basis, and it seems like at times one story that actually might have validity to it keeps on getting sort of twisted around with maybe a different little fact, a different angle, and i fear, and i've experienced that it ends up actually doing the opposite, and building mistr

st. louis post-dispatch" is reporting that investigators found fingerprints and dna on the teen's weapon. for police, proving he had the gun is key to justifying the shooting. >> thank you. >>> next, to the race for 2016. donald trump, the crowds gathering for a rally in mobile, alabama tonight. trump saying there's so much interest, they needed a bigger venue. tom llamas asking some of the audience why they're so eager to hear trump tonight. >> reporter: tonight in alabama, they're lining up for donald trump. >> for the donald. >> trump for president. >> reporter: the campaign hoping to fill this stadium. the candidate says it will show his message is catching fire. >> that's going to send a signal we want strong borders. we're being ripped off at every level. >> reporter: this family from alabama tweeting trump, the entire family is driving six hours to mobile to see and support you. and sending us this video from the road. >> trump 2016. >> reporter: trump says when they planned this event, they started with a venue that could hold 1,000 people. then 2,000 people, then the convention c

st. louis post-dispatch that his son, tyrone harris junior was a close friend of michael brown. you can see michael brown's father led a march of more than a thousand people calling for peace and change. last night you can see little has changed from what we were looking at a year ago after the shooting death of michael brown. protesters slashed with police, pepper spraying several officers and throwing rocks in bottles and another officer was cut in the face when a brick was thrown at him. several businesses were broken into and looted. earlier in the evening, a local newspaper reporter was beaten and robbed while covering the protest. and early this morning another two teenagers shot near the michael brown memorial. these groups that police say are there looking for trouble are the exception to the much larger peaceful protest that took place over the rest of the weekend. in total, five people have been arrested but police are still investigating all of the insudepende incide incidents. police are on the look out for trouble that might be coming today with several groups have

st. louis post dispatch. red at the man after he pointed a handgun at them. ryan young is in st. louis following the story. good morning, ryan. what do you have for us? >> reporter: good morning, carol. in fact, we wanted to get more information about this case so he found the attorney for the man who was shot, jermaine wooten, who is here with me, who says there's new information involved in this case. first of all, from what police have said so far, what is the family's contention and what is your contention about what actually happened that night? >> the family's contention of what happened that afternoon is plain and simple. monsieur was not at the house where this search warrant was executed at. actually, he was two doors south of that property in the backyard. upon seeing two plainclothes young man in the alley, he didn't know they were police officers or what. him and another young man seen these two armed guys, and they took off running. upon taking off running, he may have ran roughly about 30 feet, t

st. louis post dispatch newspaper. after the grand jury decided not to indict the officers sorkin managed to get hold of secret testimony of witnesses in the case. >> we found out for the first time what actually happened in the grand jury. >> according to sorkin mcculloch maintained to this day that all of the detectives at the jack-in-the-box that night had testified the car moved towards the officers. >> what you heard on those tapes were different? >> only three of the thirteen detectives testified that the car had gone forward. 2 of the 3 were the shooters. as sorkin reported mcculloch failed to question the discrepancy in the officers stories. and never amitted misrepresenting the truth. >> there's a general distrust, rightly or wrongly of this prosecutor and t continues to this day. >> catch more "faultlines" episodes on demand or at aljazeera.com/faultlines. behind closed doors the latest grand jury called by bob mcculloch - the one for the killing of michael brown - dragged on for months... demands for the pro

st. louis post-dispatch" is concerned. host: we will look for your story online.nis the front page story the newspapers. thank you for being with us. from you. one year after ferguson, your thoughts on what we saw with the killing of michael brown. as "the washington post" points out, 24 other victims at the hands of police officers. rick is first in new york city. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. you know, in new york city here, and everywhere i have been, i have me many wonderful police officers. i just want to premise that. those few cops out there that are just not being professional when they pull someone over for a silly thing like no turn light, or a break l for and drawing a weapon minor things like that, were they pulled the person over, and the person has a bad attitude -- lose their professional manner, and become, i don't know, mentally crazed, pulling people out of their cars, join weapons -- it's insanity. for are treating people traffic and fractions as if they are some kind of international terrorists. i don't understand. there was somet

st. louis post dispatch identifies him as 18-year-old tyrone harris jr. demonstrations have become chaotic after nightfall and two businesses reportedly were looted. >>> massive wildfire up in lake county and it's prompting some new evacuations. the jerusalem fire erupted around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. it's a few miles southeast of the rocky fire, which is still burning up there. the new fire quickly grew from 100 acres to 3,000 in a matter of hours. it moved so fast cal fire pulled crews off the rocky fire to work on the jerusalem fire. the fire zo percent contained as it tears through dry crash in rush and steep and rugged terrain. mandatory evacuations have been ordered for people living in the jerusalem valley area. evacuees are being sent to middletown high school. cal fire expects to know more after daybreak about any struck thundershowers that have burned. >>> firefighters are making progress on getting the nearly 70,000-acre rocky fire under control. containment at 85% with full containment expected in the next couple of days. evacuations have b

st. louis post-dispatch," how i hunted pygmies in central africa. he went heavily armed. so, this story, for 100 years, he had emerged as ota benga's saviour and his hero and his friend. >> host: you describe in trying to get to the truth of how ota benga is captured, one of the myths is that he was saved from cannibals. >> guest: the biggest myth -- a myth that survived 100 years -- was that he gave many stories but in every account he was ota benga's saviour. he saved him from cannibals, saved him from enslavement. saved him from life in the congress congo but he saved him, and he suggested that he came with him willingly. but in the archives, we see that he stopped in london on the way there, and he brought, like, cases and cases of ammunition, guns and rifles and all manner of military gear, and he even suggested in one letter that maybe he'll take a cannon to make it easier to execute his mission. why would you need that? these people were supposedly coming here voluntarily. he took a -- you know. so he went heavily armed. he brings them back. and all of the writeups

st. louis post dispatch," his son, 18-year-old, tyrone harris, jr. was a close friend of michael brown. one year later as you can imagine, police were hoping things would be different. >> there are too many people that worked too hard, not talking about the police department, but people worked too hard in this community to be undermined. >> reporter: in all five people were arrested. several investigations are ongoing. police are bracing for possibility of more trouble as several protest groups called for at day of widespread civil disobedience. jenna? jenna: story we'll continue to watch closely, garrett. thank you very much. jon? jon: overseas to a violent attack on the u.s. consulate in turkey. two suspects opening fire, sparking a gunfight with police before they ran off. just hours after a bomb attack at a police station in istanbul. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot following all breaking developments live from london. greg? >> reporter: jon, there was violence in turkey overnight. the u.s. was a target. luckily no americans were hurt. it happened early this morning

st. louis post dispatch says an 18-year-old was critically wounded. don champion shows us the scene. >> reporter: witness video shows the chaotic moments following the shooting in ferguson overnight after a protest over the michael brown case. the interim ferguson police chief was being interviewed about the protests when the shots were fired. people in the area could be seen running for safety. investigators say the shooting happened when a man opened fire on four officers. at least one st. louis county officer returned fire, hitting the gunman. photos show the unmarked cars the officers were in were hit with bullets. >> we can't afford to have this kind of violence not only on a night like this, but at any point in time. >> it is time for us to not seek justice, but demand justice. >> reporter: the shooting happened hours after hundreds had gathered to remember the life of michael brown who was killed by a white police officer a year ago. led by brown's family, a moment of silence was held in his memory. a march to a nearby church then followed. nat

st. louis-post dispatch, "there has to be a better way, but the better way is not to terrorize an already terrorized community." in washington state, three firefighters have been killed and four others injured as wildfires continue to rage across the western united states. the firefighters from the u.s. forest service were reportedly killed after fire overtook their vehicle following an accident near the towns of twisp and winthrop. all residents of both towns have been ordered to evacuate. meanwhile, the idaho-based national interagency fire center has called in 200 active-duty military troops to fight the wildfires, marking the first time the agency has mobilized the military to fight fires in nearly a decade. this comes as a new study confirms global warming has measurably worsened the record drought in california, which is fueling wildfires there. the study in the journal geophysical research letters confirms rising temperatures are sucking water out of plants and soil, worsening the drought by as much as 27%. more on climate change later in the broadcast. in egypt, a militant group l

st. louis post dispatch identified the man as tyrone harris, jr.nd his son just came out of surgery this morning and officials say he's in critical, unstable condition at a local hospital. chaos came to ferguson again last night. hillary clinton says it again, tax the rich. this time to help pay for college so students can go to a public college without a loan. states help pay for some of it, the rest. 350 billion in ten years comes from rich tapes. she's laughing already. mary, what do you say? >> this is just a bald-faced attempt to buy the student votes, stuart. nothing is free, as you said. the uncomfortable question for hillary, i hope a reporter asks her if this she ever holds a real press conference, that debt ballooned under the administration she just served. stuart: what's the answer? >> they national lied the student loan market and said that federal debt forgiveness, let's encourage more people to borrow and shut down lower cost options, and maintain this monopoly on accreditation which stops other colleges from coming in. i hope when t

st. louis post dispatch" newspaper overnight that his son and michael brown jr. were, quote, real close. the four officers involved in his shooting have been placed on administrative leave. >> don, thank you. >>> another big story we're following this morning, an attack on the american consulate in istanbul. it is one of a series of attacks that killed several in turkey's largest city. there is no word of any injuries at the consulate. holly williams is in turkey now. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. turkish officials say that both of the assailants involved in the attack on the u.s. consulate this morning were women. one of the attackers was injured, took shelter in a nearby house and was later cornered by turkish police. she was later captured and carried away on a stretcher. the other attacker is believed to be still at large. overnight there was a separate car bomb attack on a police station in istanbul, injuring ten people. as police officers inspected the aftermath of the explosion, gunmen opened fire on them, sparking a shootout and leaving

st. louis post dispatch.they have shown themselves of being very tough on ferguson. >> jonathan harris, commission of consumer protection for the state of connecticut. i think you do great work and what you all do, changing lives is part of our democracy. i want to flip that on its head when it comes to some of the regional papers. in one example, in our state there is a regular column that is supposed to be a watch dog of our government. the journalist, he's top notch. he's excellent both in his investigations in general and in his writing. however, the fact that he has to produce every single week, i don't think always gives him the ability to drill down, one. there's a pressure always to have content on a regular basis. and it seems like at times one story that actually might have validity to it keeps on getting sort of twisted around with maybe a different little fact or different angle. and i fear, and i have experienced, that it ends up actually doing the opposite anding about mistrust in government whe

st. louis post" is identifying the teen as 18-year-old tyrone harris, a graduate of normandy high school. tyrone harris' father told the "post-dispatch" his son and michael brown were "very close." the police say four officers opened fire on tyrone harris after he shot at them. he shot at them with a nine millimeter gun from the scene. a video posted to twitter by a ferguson activist appears to show a police officer standing over tyrone harris' body as he lies on the ground, his hands cuffed behind his back, with blood on his white t-shirt. in the video, the activist pleads with the officer to get the young man some help. >> give him some help, man. please, get him some help. he is bleeding out. please, get him some help, man. please, get him some help. he is bleeding out. you see it. he is breathing. please, get him some help. amy: tyrone harris was later taken to the hospital, where he remains in critical condition. earlier sunday, protesters commemorated the death of michael brown with a four and a half minute moment of silence to mark the number of hours brown's body lay in the street. his father, michael brown, sr., also led a m