the st. louis post newspaper. attack the 18-year-old tried to grab his gun. an expert says one wound might not tell the entire story. >> if a person can be up like this to punch you and assault you, a wound can go from front to back. you have to be careful looking at these. >> the blood was found on the officer's uniform and inside of the car. sources say the brown family's attorney says at tension should be on what happened next. >> that is not when michael died he stepped out of his car, michael was running from him, to the side of the shooting as he ran away. >> both official autopsy and a private too autopsy show he was shot at least six times. >> that officer zil to come up with justification not for firing his gun the first time, but every bullet that came out of his >> people will have to boil drinking water for a few more days in this neighborhood. they alerted 300 residents friday night. abc7 news asked an official why it took two days to lert. >> the protocol is a protocol. >> the water company says it k

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the best way to do things is secret. joining me is a community activity in st. louis. good morning to you, sir. >> just this afternoon the editor for the st. louis post responded saying newspapers, accountability journalism. what do you make of his response? >> i've spoken with many leaders and many feel the leaks are egregious and unethical and obviously you have a group that does not test law enforcement very much. we were told this would be confidential all of a sudden you open up the paper and you have information regarding the toxicology reports. the community has been told is obviously false. some people are saying the leaks are the way of bracing michael brown's family for the worse. what do you make of supporters decision of the grand jury. >> well, people say it's the way to brace the blow o. i believe they have misjudged the situation and community. the protesters are persistent and want to be heard. the protests will continue after a indictment or nonindictment is announced. the community whether you leak this information each day, each week, that's not going to help the situation n. my opinion, it's going to make people more angry. >> john, i want to get your opinio

the shooting of michael brown. just a day after a st. louis newspaper published brown's autopsy report there is more information leaking out. "the washington postreporting more than a half dozen witnesses have provided testimony that supports officer wilson's version of the events and that's not all that's leaking out. jing me to talk about what the information could mean, cnn legal analyst mel robins and danny. mel, start with you, you don't like to describe witnesses black, white, hispanic, you don't like to have to do that and typically we wouldn't. in this case you almost have to because this story has become so divisive on black/white lines. >> we don't have to describe it that way, but interestingly the leaks and the information coming out of the grand jury is describing it that way. which to me points to the fact that these are, you know, obviously these are very troubling leaks, not surprising. this is a police department that also put the video out about michael brown. >> do you think legally it matters to the grand jury these were seven to eight black witnesses supporting the why is officer? >> i think it matters like there were a lot

. >> the official autopsy report on michael brown's death has been leaked to a local newspaper. the documents released by the st. louis post dispatch appear to shed new light on the day brown was gunned down. the autopsy seems to support officer wilson's account of the shooting. >> the county medical examiner has not made the autopsy public, but 16 pages long, it contains stunning revelations that seem to support the officer's side of the story. >> >> it's the shooting death at a ignited a national controversy. now the official autopsy of the unarmed teen shot by a police officer may do more to support the officer says account of events. the report begins to police-provided details of the altercation on august 9 when ferguson officer approached michael brown and his friend walking down the street. toxicology show brown had marijuana in his system at the time. the report said brown became belligerent, reaching through the window, trying to grab the officer's gun. during the struggle, the officer said he fired the gun twice, hitting brown in his hand. he said he feared for his life when he he fired several more shots. the au