we're now hearing the results from not one but two autopsies out today after the shooting of the unarmed black teenager bay police officer in ferguson, missouri. st. louis county investigators conducted one autopsy and the family of 18-year-old michael brown requested the other. both autopsies conclude the teenager was shot six to eight times, including the head. >> there are six bullets struck, and two may have re-entered, and three bullets were recovered at the first autopsy, according to our report. there were the two head wounds and the bullet in the chest, stayed in the body, and were removed at the first autopsy. >> the investigator there happens to be a fox news contributor, he is reviewed the occupancies of president john f. kennedy and dr. martin luther king, jr., and we learned attorney general eric holder ordered yet another autopsy, a federal medical examiner to proffer separate one on the 18-year-old's body. the third autopsy overall. missouri's governor, jay nixon, announced he will not impose a curfew tonight now that the national guard is in police. today the governor brought i

attorney eric holder, who is promising a full investigation and into the unarmed black teenager michael brown by a white lease officer. the police have been criticized for their military style approach. one officer has been suspended indefinitely for pointing his military style assault rifle at demonstrators. >> an inflammatory threat from an officer deployed to keep the peace. policemen in ferguson repeatedly pointed his weapon at protesters and members of the media. >> later gunned down. -- lay your gun down. >> stop pointing your gun! away by eventually led the county police sergeant. the authorities say the actions werehe officer involved deplorable and he has been suspended indefinitely. behavior that disrespected his uniform and all the men and women who come out here each and every day in a dedicated effort to keep ferguson a better place for all. >> tensions between residents and the local police have seen street protests turn violent since the shooting of an unarmed black teenager almost two weeks ago. dozens have been arrested. riot police have fired tear gas. shootinge concer

the unarmed black teenager was shot and killed saturday by a white police officer. wednesday ferguson's police chief said it will be weeks before the investigation is complete and he addressed the growing racial unrest in the city. >> apparently there's been this undertow that now has bubbled to the surface and it's our first priority to address it, to fix what's wrong. >> the tension could be felt during a peaceful demonstration on ferguson's streets earlier on wednesday. julian johnson of our st. louis affiliate kmov reports. >> reporter: a protest aimed at peace. >> this is not an isolated incident. this is a buildup to what's been going on in this community for a very long time and the people need to be heard. >> reporter: and it was guns aimed at them. >> return to your vehicles. return to your homes. >> it's sad because that's not the intent of any of this here. >> reporter: the march meant to show support for 18-year-old mike brown and the ongoing push for justice in his case, but with some protesters there peacefully and others focused on disruption by block

the story of the unarmed black teenager front and center as hollywood directors, civil rights leaders and ordinary citizens came to bear witness today. abc's steve osunsami is back on the story for us tonight. >> reporter: thousands of families who crowded the sweltering church to say goodbye to michael brown walking in with their hands up -- "don't shoot" -- the gesture that has come to symbolize their protest against police here. >> let us not lose sight of the face that this young man should be doing his second week in college. >> reporter: for families here and across the country, this has become a movement. >> we have had enough of the senseless killings. show up at the voting polls. let your voices be heard. >> reporter: the family of trayvon martin, here in support. too many young, black men killed, they say, because they were born a suspect. >> we're armed and dangerous even if we have no weapon. that's what they say. >> celebrities and white house officials paid their respect. brown's parents didn't speak but they spoke plenty with their tears. >> michael also spoke to the fa

. >> the mantra of the unarmed black teenager shot by a white cop. that description in and off itself actually colors the way in which we look at the story. >> jon: yes, describing the actual facts of the case. [laughing] >> jon: really does color the way we look at it. white cop, shoots unarmed black teen. does sound terrible. where as say hero cop kills alien hunting humans for sport would put a completely different spin on things. which very accurate description of the predator in this case is -- not what happened. you know what there are so many other stories out there. >> why aren't we covering new york. >> why aren't we covering black on black crimes. >> jon: why the interest of holding police officers to a higher standard than gangs? they both flash colors. yes one has been sworn to protect and defend, but still -- >> this weekend 42 people were shot in chicago. i don't see the protests. i don't see the anger. >> if i was african-american i would be outraged more journalists are not covering what is happening in chicago and that jesse jackson a

. >>> the persons of michael brown, the unarmed black teenager shot dead by a white police officer in the u.s. two weeks ago called for calm ahead of their son's funeral. he'll be buried in st louis later on monday. his parents called for a day of silence. mr brown's death led to days of violent protest in the st louis suburb where he was shot. the killing inflamed racial tensions. police in riot gear are no longer on the streets of ferguson, and protests have been peaceful in the past few days, calls for the arrest of the police officer who killed michael brown are as loud as ever. >>> ricky nelson is struck by the same notion as maybe black men - it might have been him. >> it could be any one of us. that young man was shot. so. there's no difference. black men in america - it's simple. cut and tried. grew up with the same circumstances. same circumstances. >> the protests have gone from sometimes violent to sombre. the facts of what happened remain foggy. many here say the shooting of unarmed michael brown by police officer dil son highlights the dis -- darren wilson highlights the

is. >> it could take months to decide if darren wilson, the white officer who shot and killed the unarmed black teen will face criminal were cans. many want the officer arrested. >> the police union says it is too soon to pass judgment. >> he is vilified in the media and by the politicians. >> before the shooting officer suffered a serious injury and group was lying in the street and a witness described it. [ inaudible ] >> that conflicts with witness whose say brown was standing still with his hands raised when wilson opened fire. the attorney general holder visited the area on wednesday and tried to ease tensions by telling the majority black community of his own encounters with police and promises a thorough investigation. >> my hope is that will give people confidence that the appropriate things are being done by the federal government. >> holier met with michael brown's parents and promised a fair investigation. >>> 4:34. a group of 300 marchers samed a peaceful protest against police brutality in oakland including a tense stand off. >> sky 7 showed the crowd moving down broadway to 880 bu

this is a unity rally for justice for michael brown, the unarmed black teenager shot by a white police officer. revere reverend al sharpton on stage collecting donations for the michael brown family. this is a unity rally for michael brown. i want to welcome again-cory, a former deputy inspector for the new york police department. as you look at the unity rally for justice, your thoughts? >> as a black man it pains my heart because i have an 18-year-old teenage black son. it pains my heart. let me speak on as far as the police are concerned. it's a very, very tough job that police officers do. the catch to it is this: when you sign up for the job, you know it's a tough job. when someone dies we just can't brush it off and say well in the performance of my duty someone dies. no, it needs to be drilled down and vetted, and if you are culpable of the murder or the death, you should be charged to the full extent. that's the problem, i think, that the community has in and around america with the shootings and deaths in custody. automatically it looks like the posture of the police are hey,

the demonstrators continuing to demand justice for the unarmed black teenager who was killed by a policeer. we're learning more about what happened leading up to the shooting. reporter omar villafranca reports. a store surveillance video is sparking new outrage. >> reporter: ferguson police say the unarmed black teen shot and killed saturday was a suspect in a convenience store robbery. they say 18-year-old michael brown 6'4", 290 pounds, stole a 49-dollar box of cigars. >> we got a lot of freedom of information requests for this tape. at some point it was just determined that we had to release it. >> reporter: the disclosure of the robbery came as officials released the name of the officer who shot him. 6 year veteran darren wilson. the timing ignited more frustration in the community. >> come on, man, be for real! why we just now finding out this! >> reporter: the police chief acknowledged officer wilson confronting brown was not related to the robbery. >> they were walking down the middle of the street blocking traffic. that was it. >> reporter: brown's family and many protestors are

17: a new overnight curfew fails to halt the violence in ferguson, missouri, following the killing of an unarmed black teen. margaret warner joins us from northern iraq, where a humanitarian crisis is unfolding after gains by islamic extremists. and a new york exhibit explores the secrets of genius. next, on pbs newshour weekend. >> 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. from the tisch wnet studios in lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. attorney general eric holder today ordered federal authorities to perform an independent autopsy of 18-year- old michael brown. the unarmed black youth was killing by a white police officer eight days ago, touching off a wave of clashes between demonstrators and police. overnight, seven people

. >>> in missouri, an autopsy shows the unarmed black teen killed by the police was shot at least six times. it comes as there is yet another night of unrest on the streets of ferguson. >> reporter: the streets of ferguson were far from quiet on the second night of an imposed curfew. hundreds turned out for a show of support for the parents of michael brown. a white police officer shot and killed the 18-year-old last weekend. brown's family is demanding justice. >> they just want what anybody else would want if their children -- child was shot down. a fair and impartial investigation. >> reporter: the unarmed teen was shot shortly after he was recorded on video committing a robbery. the police say that the officer shot brown after an altercation that left the officer injured. witnesses say that brown's arms were up in the air when he was shot. >> you are violating the state imposed curfew. >> reporter: saturday, the governor declared a state of emergency and ordered a curfew, seven protesters were arrest early on sunday and the police used tear gas. >> reporter: president barack obama

. >> tears and calls for justice, thousands attending the funeral of the unarmed black teened. more about it. >>> barbara wire and barricades liberia's struggle to contain the ebola outbreak. >> reporter: you can see this center. it's not extraordinarily well equipped and having to rewash their protective gear. >> also ahead, curtain call. "breaking bad" adds to its trophy collections at the 66th emmy awards. >> hello, once again, i'm errol barnett. >> i'm natalie allen. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. >> that disturbing audio of the moment when michael brown was shot multiple times. first we'll begin with new developments in the battle against isis. president obama authorized reconnaissance flights over syria and that they could begin at any time. this move comes just after syria's ashad regime announced it's ready to accept international help. even from the u.s. to battle the growing isis threat. but that comes with important caveats, all action against the islamic militants must be approved by the u.n. security council. [ speaking a fore

the unarmed black 18-year-old was fatally shot by police officer darren wilson on august 9th. you know by now his death sparked violent protest in the st. louis suburb where brown and another man had been confronted by police. >>> british actor richard atenboro died today in england. he had been living in a nursing home for several years. his films included the great escape and jurassic park. he won two oscars for his role in gandhi. >>> just days after kidnapped american journalist james foley was murdered, a u.s. hostage held in syria has been released. >> a beautiful evening here on the weather terrace and it's just going to get better and better as we head in to monday. we got up to 82 degrees today, below our average high but we're going to see temperatures climbing as we head back to work. >>> right now an american held hostage for two years in syria is a free man this evening. the white house says peter theo curtis of massachusetts was handed over to u.n. peace keepers in the golden heights. he had been held by a militant group fighting the syrian government. curtis was

the police shooting of a black teenager. me was released today. we have the report from ferguson, missouri. >> reporter: ferguson police say the unarmed black teenager shot and killed suspect in a convenience store robbery. they say 18-year-old michael brown, 6' 4 inches and 292 pounds stole a $49 box of cigars. >> we got a lot of freedom of information requests for this tape. at some point it was just determined that we had to release it. >> reporter: the disclosure of the robbery came as officials released the name of the officer who shot brown, six year veteran darren wilson. the timing ignited more frustration in this community. >> come on, man. be for real. why we just finding out this? >> reporter: the police chief acknowledged officer wilson confronting brown was not related to the robbery. >> they were walking down the middle of the street blocking traffic. that was it. >> reporter: brown's family and many protesters are accusing the nearly all white police force of trying to draw attention away from the shooting. >> if you're a six year veteran of the police force, you know how to approach a suspect. you don't just start shooting nobody. >>

new protests did pop-up over the protest of the shooting of the unarmed black teenager who was gunnedy a white police officer. you are seeing video from earlier this evening tonight's protests have been mostly peaceful the one confrontation did break out. right now police are calling for all people on the street to disperse. >> funeral arrangements have been made for michael brown. he will be buried next monday. more than two weeks since he was shot down. on tuesday morning his parents appeared on nbc today. >> we have to remain strong and vigilant and a violent past a stop. >> we want you to come out and protest if that is what you feel but please follow the curfew. >> many people still took to the street of the protests have been calmer than the past several nights. a grand jury may hear evidence as early as wednesday. but the prosecutor is causing a stir among the public as he has deep ties to the police department. the public-- doubts that he can be impartial. >> the people and african-american community do not have the confidence that you will be fair and impartial. >> the prosec

>>> so many questions have been raised following the killing of the unarmed black teenager. ask to what extent the process is fueled by underlying racial tensions. >>> the man regarded by many as the father of modern yoga has died at the iage of 95. we'll look at his legacy. >>> welcome to the program. aaron is back talking about kids getting web accounts. >> we know how much kids love spending time on the internet. and at the moment, under 13s are not allowed to open gmail, facebook or youtube accounts. but it is reported that google wants to change all of that. and tap into this enormous market. we'll take a look at why that has caused quite a storm. >>> the u.s. attorney general is expected in ferguson, missouri, today. the city has been rocked by violent protests for almost two weeks now after police shot dead a black teenager. the prosecutor also due to present evidence against the officer who shot michael brown to a grand jury. this jury will determine whether or not to charge him with a crime. last night 47 people were arr t arrested during another night protests that

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this morning where the chief of police in energy -- energy son will meet with the family of the unarmed black teen, michael brown, killed by an officer. anger sparked another confrontation between police and protesters last night. tear gas canisters exploded and cannons blew a high pitched sound as people ran. the media was under attack. >>> a man accused of stabbing a woman on a transit will arraigned happening s evening. eric palmer said, watch this and stabbed the victim. a man hit palmer with a skateboard and saved the woman's life. bystanders flagged down a police sergeant who arrested palmer at gunpoint. >>> a warning from the boys and girls club of san francisco. some are posing as employees and asking for donations and they use the club logo with official looking documents. boys and girls club does not solicit donations on the street. they have been spotted in the mission and fillmore and fisherman's wharf. they accept donations through the website. >>> a viral video challenge is raising awareness for als the fatal disease that attacks the nervous system. celebrities just as justin ti

police response to crowds demanding justice for the killing of an unarmed black teenager by a move to recall. and the little girl that survived eleven days in the siberian wilderness surrounded by wolves and bears all thanks to a brave and safe. from moscow's art international with me kevin zero eight nine pm here in every could have you with us our top story the kids back tracked on its earlier statement that it had detained a russian photographer in ukraine understand he went missing in the country's east a week ago while his whereabouts remain unknown kiev is apparently struggling to get its story straight today ukraine's deputy interior minister had confirmed the journalists arrested originally by the country's security forces in an interview that he carried out with latvian radio station adding that the thirty three year old photographer had been charged with aiding terrorists however in an interview then with stand ins employee russia's ria novosti news agency apparently changed to choose saying this time that the arrest by the security services was merely a possibility in that

michael brown, the unarmed black teen was shot and killed last week by a police officer. he same st. louis suburb where protesters and police clashed violently, residents are now shaking hands with officers, a sign of common ground. brown's death spurred a national moment of silence last night. it happened in 90 cities just outside of ferguson. the group chanted, hands up, don't shoot, outside the cardinals game. the protests reached the iconic times square. hundreds of people marched from union square to broadway. police set up bare kads to control the crowd. >>> missouri state highway patrol is now overseeing security in the city where michael brown was killed. it's a job the police captain takes personally. >> things are going great. people have a chance to say what they want to say. i think things are going good. >> reporter: missouri highway patrol captain ron johnson put his own boots on the ground in ferguson, missouri. >> say what you've got to say. just do it in peace. just do it in peace. i know there's frustration out there but i can see the frustration in my ho

. >>> so the u.s., where the parents of michael brown, the unarmed black man shot dead by a white police officers in the u.s. two weeks ago called for calm ahead of their son's funeral. mr brown will be buried in st louis later on monday. his parents called for a day of silence. brown's death led to two days of violent protests in st louis suburb of ferguson, where the teenager was shot. the killing has inflamed racial tensions. police in riot gear are no longer on the streets of ferguson, protests have been peaceful. calls for the arrest of the police officer who killed michael brown are as loud as ever. >>> ricky nelson is struck by the same notion as many black men. it might be him. >> it could be any one of us. everyone knows that. another young man was shot. it's no different. black men, america - it's simple. cut and dried. i grew up in the same circumstances. same. >> reporter: the protests have gone from sometimes violent to sombre. the protests are foggy. the shooting of michael brown by darren wilson highlights the disrespect with which they are treated by authorities. >> you w

authorities have released the name of the officer who fatally shot an unarmed black teen in a st. louis suburban and we are getting surveillance video associate, the teen with a robbery. ken bastida has the story. >> reporter: juliette, anger is simmering once again in ferguson, missouri after today's news conference shed some light on the police shooting and what led up to the confrontation. a new round of protests is picking up on the streets of ferguson tonight. this is the second day of peaceful protests after authorities joined the crowds yesterday to try to calm things down. but hundreds of people are holding signs in the street demanding answers for the 6th day in a row. ferguson police say the unarmed black teen shot and killed saturday way a suspect in a convenience store robbery. they say 18-year-old michael brown, 6'4", 292 pounds, stole a $49 box of cigars. >> we got a lot of freedom of information requests for this tape. uhm, and, uhm, at some point, it was just determined that we had to release it. >> reporter: the disclosure of the robbery came as officials revealed

barack obama calls for peace in ferguson, missouri where there have been protests of the shooting of an unarmed black teenager. >> the first visit of a pope to south korea in 25 years. >> we start with the conflict in eastern ukraine and the huge russian aid convoy headed to the region. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> they will transfer the aid red cross tracks. >> vladimir putin is doing everything he can to stop the bloodshed in the war-torn region. the fighting there is still raging. >> government troops attacked separatist stronghold. including the town -- they say they have cut off them from the russian border. moscow says it is sending humanitarian aid. the vehicles are on their way to a government controlled post. ukraine's government is demanding that the truck's be checked. >> to cross the border in an area controlled by the terrorists, all should be handed to the red cross. >> russia annexed in march. in a speech, he struck a conciliatory note. he said russia will stand up for itself but not the cost of conflict. he spoke of a need for moscow to avoid is

the unarmed black teen was shot two weeks ago by a white police officer in ferguson, missouri.michael brown sr. calls for peace as they lay their son to rest today. also, peter theo curtis, released in the golon heights, taken by u.s. officials to tel aviv. and dozens of people were killed in bombings around iraq today, including nine people killed in a mosque. iraq's new prime minister says he is hoping to form a government in two days. >>> iceland is lowering volcano warnings. the country has been on alert ever since the volcano started rumbling earlier this month. >>> meantime a wildfire is spreading in northern california. hundreds of people have been evacuated in trinity county. the fire has already burned 650 acres. >> i'm meteorologist dave warren. the tropics starting to look a little more active. tropical storm cristobal does not look that impressive. intensifying just a bit but not organized to look like a major threat. it is seeing wind speeds of 60 miles per hour, did increase its intensity. forecast to become a hurricane. watching that storm moving north now starti

ferguson today to check on the federal investigation of the shooting death of michael brown, the unarmed black man killed by a white police officer darren wilson. vladimir duthiers is there. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it. >> now! >> reporter: protests moved today to the courthouse where the grand jury began hearing evidence, bait decision on whether to charge officer darren wilson in the death of michael brown may not be made until october. that grand jury consists 12 county residents randomly selected last may. its racial makeup has not been released. at least two witnesses say brown was surrendering when he was shot six times. police say brown tried to grab wilson's gun. many here argue the county prosecutor, bob mcculloch, should be removed from the case. five members of his family work for the st. louis police, including his father, who was killed by a black suspect. but mccullough says he's the right prosecutor because of his father's death. >> what it did for me or to me was made me, i think, a pierce advocate for victims of violence. >> reporter: the lack of trus

ordered a federal medical examiner to perform another autopsy on 18-year-old michael brown, the unarmed blackteenager was shot to death by a white police officer. the brown family attorney revealed over the weekend that an autopsy they had done showed that brown was shot at least six times.ç here in our area about two dozen people wearing black staged a protest inside the cherry hill mall, demanding justice in the brown case. many protesters were graduates and students from rowan, rutgers colleges. a decision was made overnight in the response to the chaos to close schools begun. we'll continue to monitor the situation from ferguson, live in the digital operations center, tracy davidson, nbc 10 news. >>> crew had to rescue two men who got stuck on a jet ski near the 2700 block of bay shore avenue. neither man was hurt. no word yet on why or how they became stranded. >>> well, happening later today, it was a crime that stunned the community and led to security overhauls at philadelphia schools. today the woman accused of kidnapping a 5-year-old girl from her kindergarten class and sexually as

the case of an unarmed black teen shot and killed by police. new information about the officer who shot him. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> you can see the people below trapped on sinjar mountain. a lot of women waving. here they come. i've been doing this job for more than ten years. i have never seen a situation as desperate as this, as emotionally charged as this. >>> broadway theaters tonight about to dim their lights to honor robin williams. the actor's career spanned nearly four decade. he appeared in nearly 50 movies and more than a dozen sitcoms. up until his death he was still working on several major projects. in a minute we'll speak to one of his best known co-stars, but first, ted rowlands is out front in los angeles tonight. williams' legacy will live on because he's got four more movies about to hit theaters? >> reporter: yeah, four more that should come out within the next six months. two will come out in the next three months. bottom li

the unarmed black teenager was shot to a by police over the weekend. the images coming out of the town since been disturbing. scott macfnet live desk. >> those are just some of the developmen surrndg the death of michael brown and ferguson,so we just learned a former howard universit student was shot in the head while protesting in ferguson yesterday. she is attending graduate school in st. louis. on social media she wrote that her life is, quote, intact. more rallies following violent standoffs. this afterno demonstrators delayed a press conference. the chie asked everyone to, quote, tone it down. he said his force is reconside tactics to make everyone r. that happ after president obama made his remarks calling for calm. >> we are united in common values and that includes belief in equality under the law, basic respect for public order and the right to peaceful public protests, reverence for dignity of every man, woman and child among us and need for accountabity comes to our government. >> president obama met with u.s. attorney ra eric holder today.

>>> and the president weighs in on an unarmed black teenager shot by missouri police. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight, police late today revealing the heartbreaking details of robin williams' death. williams hanged himself with a belt inside the bedroom of his california home. there is evidence that he had also tried to cut his wrists. there's been a day full of tributes to the great actor. you are looking at the flowers piling up on williams' star on the hollywood walk of fame. in just a few minutes in san francisco, the giants will honor the man they call their greatest fan. one of the landmarks continue today. the bench where williams and matt damon filmed a scene for "goodwill hunting." ted rowlands is in california. what more can you tell us about the heartbreaking news that we learned today of how he took his own life? >> reporter: well, we know for sure now that robin williams was indeed seeking help for depression before he died. and we also know now for sure that he took his own life. according to the coroner robin w

the absence of black fathers, which poses the bigger threat to the black community? he said without missing a beat the absence of black fathers. i'm not saying that the problem of an unarmed cop is not something we ought to be concerned about. for crying out loud, nearly half homicides are committed by black people, against another black person. chicago, homicides last year, most by black people. most, by the way, unsolved. so let's have some perspective here. i can't get a good idea -- what numbers of unarmed blacks are killed by the police. it appears to be the number may be 2%, total of blacks killed, in any given year. >> i'm confused about what larry. i don't disagree we should be concerned about black on black violence. i think all of us are. many of us, including myself. we -- let me finish the thought. we organize about it, teach about it. i'm in chicago very regularly doing that anti violence work. i think that matters. but that doesn't mean we should be talking about that instead of talking about an unarmed black child with his hands in the air who was killed, essentially executed. and i find it mind-boggling that whenever a black child, black teenager, black pe

. >>> more answers have led to more questions in the deadly police shooting of the unarmed black teenager in ferguson, missouri. police revealed the officer's name friday and released surveillance video they say shows the teen committing a robbery. we have reaction from ferguson. >> reporter: police say this surveillance video shows michael brown stealing a $49 box of cigars from a convenience store minutes before a ferguson police officer shot and killed him. evidence of the stolen merchandise was found on brown's body. ferguson police also released the officer's name friday, 28- year-old darren wilson, a six year veteran with no prior complaints against him. the chief says wilson didn't know brown was a suspect when he stopped him. >> his initial contact was not related to the robbery. it was related to blocking the road. >> reporter: protesters on the street were angered to learn about the video. police say they released footage tofreedom of information requests from the media, but brown's family says it's an attempt to divert attention from the shooting. >> the family feels that that

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. >>> now the parents of michael brown, the unarmed black teenager shot dead by a white police officerks ago called for calm ahead of his funeral and he will be buried in st. louis later on monday and his parents called for a day of silence and he led two days of violence and protest where he was shot and it increased racial tensions. now police in riot gear are no longer on the streets of ferguson and protests have been peaceful in the past two days but arrest for the police officer who killed michael brown were as loud as ever and john reports. >> reporter: ricky nelson has the notion as many young black men here, it might have been him. >> it could be anyone of us any day, everybody know who he is. the young man was shot. so it's no different. black men in america it's cut and dry grew up with the same circumstances, same opportunities. >> reporter: the protests have gone from sometimes violent to somber but the facts of what happen remain foggy. many say the shooting of unarmed michael brown by police officer darren say that is how they are treated by authorities. >> a dog get hit

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he is the unarmed black teen whose death sparked days of violent protests. e the presence of the national guard the violence erupted once again in ferguson, 31 people were arrested, two people were shot after the peaceful protests once again turned chaotic. police say they were shot at but did not fire their weapons and once again demonstrators say they were met with tear gas. and we are in ferguson right now and let's start with the grand jury set to hear testimony tomorrow. what do we know? >> reporter: del, a grand jury could hear the case of the michael brown shooting as early as tomorrow. there is a standing grand jury that meets every week so it's unclear if it will happen as early as tomorrow. but once it does a spokeswoman says it will take several weeks for the 12 jurors to review the facts of this case. and their ultimate task of course is to make a preliminary decision as to whether or not there is a reasonable belief that a crime has been committed. >> also another out of control night last night in ferguson. what is the situation there now? >> re

police put out new information disparaging information about michael brown, the unarmed black teenager who was shot a week ago. causing incredible tensions. the good news from last night is that last night was peaceful. the efforts appeared to work, the unanswers questions and discrepancies involving the ferguson, missouri police department. we'll keep you posted all day long. a special edition of the stream happens right now, here is lisa fletcher. >> hi i'm lisa fletcher and you're in "the stream." what a difference a day makes from tear gas tanks rubber bullets. from st. louis police to the highwahighway patrol. we speak with representative hank johnson, about a bill he proposes that would limit tanks and m-16 rifles. >>> and as racial tension have reached a boiling point what's next for a

it could take months to decide whether darren wilson, the white officer who shot and killed the unarmed black teen, will face criminal charges. many in this community want the officer arrested. >> arrest darren wilson. >> reporter: the police union says it's too soon to pass judgment. >> he has been vilified in the media and by the politicians. >> reporter: a source close to wilson told abc news that before the shooting, the officer suffered a serious facial injury and supporters of wilson point to this videotape showing brown's body lying in the street and in the background, a witness describes what he saw. >> police got out and ran after him. the next thing i know he's coming back towards the police. the police had his gun drawn on him. >> reporter: that would conflict with witnesses who said brown was standing still with his hands raised when wilson opened fire. attorney general eric holder visited the area on wednesday. he tried to ease tensions by telling the majority black community about his own encounters with police. holder is promising a thorough investigation. >> my hope is that th

is enough evidence to bring charms against the officer darren wilson in the shooting death of the unarmed black teen. we will have a report from ferguson in the next half hour. >>> the white house says they are working to confirm a video by isis militant showing the beheading of an american journalist. james foley was kidnapped in 1212 and it shows the journalist delivering a statement condemning united states airstrikes in iraq and was beheaded. the attacker threatened another american journalist but intelligence agencies are still analyzing the video his mother thanked jim for the joy he gave us, an extraordinary son, brother, journalist and person. >> a cafe and hair salon in sausalito will re-open after chaos in a crash that ended at their store. surveillance video shows a domestic violence suspect slamming into a van and plowing through tables at one mass was pinned but he was freed. a deputy spotted the suspect driving and he rear ended one vehicle and hit three more. he was arrested at scene. four people including the suspect and woman and child in the car were taken to the hospital. >>

louis, missouri, right now, where it is an emotional day, as michael brown, the 18-year-old unarmed blackshot dead in the suburb of ferguson about two weeks ago, is being eulogized, memorialized, by celebrities and community leaders. and family and loved ones alike. it's been quite a day. our don lemon has been watching as this massive funeral gets under way. don, as i was looking at the capacity of this church, it's somewhere around 5,000. whether it's in the sanctuary or outside in the overflow rooms. but there are thousands of people who came today. >> there are thousands of people who came. even the overflow room, ashleigh, was overflowing today. a lot of folks here. as we have been talking about it here, it's very peaceful. we haven't had any issues. i think people here are mourning the loss, but this is a homegoing celebration. there's a lot of celebrating as well. there's a lot of shouting, right -- >> it's church. >> it's church. lz granderson is here, our political commentator, and also donna brazile. i love this pastor, pastor reverend michael jones. he said, if your name is on

carrying out an independent federal investigation into the death of 18-year-old michael brown, the unarmed blackshot and killed by a white police officer. >> i understand passions and anger that arise over the death of michael brown. giving into to the anger by looting and attacking police only serves to raise tensions and stir chaos. >> police have been criticized for their forceful response to protest. >> in ferguson, the governor called on the national guard to restore order. michael brown was stopped last week for jaywalking and his family is calling for an arrest of the officer who shot him. today we learned results of an independent autopsy. after a weekend of some of the fierceest clashes yet, detail btz moment leading up to michael brown agriculture death are being released by a pathologist the autopsy shows he was shot twice in the head and four times in the right arm by officer darren willson. each entered the front of the body. evidence show they were not fired at close range. brown family attorneys say taken together results should lead to one outcome. >> this officer should have bee