two police officers have been shot during the u.s. city of ferguson. the night starred with the resignation of the police chief over allegations of racism. one of the white officers killed an unarmed black teenager next year. >> ukraine received a boost in spending from the u.s. the u.s. announced it will deliver 75 million in non-leeth am aid -- nonlethal aid. the bulk of the money distributed by the end of the week. the money will only be paid if the ukranian government slashes spending and interim reforms. a year of turmoil cripples the economy. >> n.a.t.o. says russian forces are operating in the east. withdrawing weapons on the front line >>>. >> we have seen and still see russian presence and strong support for the separatists in eastern ukraine. we see the delivery of equipment. forces training. so russia is still in eastern ukraine. and they have, over a long period, provided substantial support for the separatists. we call on russia to withdraw all forces from eastern ukraine and respect the agreement. >> south africa's president brushed off c

. >>> two police officers have been shot during a frost in the u.s. city of ferguson, missouri.oting comes amid scuffles and arrests. the night started with the resignation of ferguson's police chief over allegations of racism. a white officer from his department shot dead an unarmed black teenager last august. shia by tanzi has more. >> reporter: police chief thomas jackson had long maintained that there was no racism on his watch. but on wednesday he became the sixth official forced to leave their job in a small midwestern city accused of systemic racism. >> the city of ferguson and police chief thomas jackson have agreed to a mutual separation which involves the police chief's resignation from the city of ferguson. >> reporter: his departure had long been demanded by a protest movement formed after the fatal shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown last august in ferguson. the belief that the police dispro pours atly targeted the blacks in the city. the d.o.j. found that the police and courts saw the local african american community as a means of making 90 municipality. mil

. >>> a government helicopter dropped a barrel bomb in aleppo city. >>> u.s. president barack obama is accuseing israel's prime minister of seeking to marginalize arab-israeli citizen citizens. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said if he was re-elected he would not allow the creation of a palestinian state. >> glistening in the early spring sunshine, in the distance across the valley the palestinian town of bethlehem construction of the settlement began back in 1997 during benjamin netanyahu's first term as prime minister. desperate to shore up his right wing sport he stated explicitly the reason for the creation was to block palestinian access to southern jerusalem for the first time stating what it was argued for years, that the creation of settlements was strategic intended to block the establishment of a continuous palestinian state. and later the same day he recanted his 2009 commitment to a two-state solution. >> i think whoever moves to establish a palestinian state or intends to withdraw from territory from radical islamic terrorist attacks. this is t

you never immunize yourself from all risks but the risks have been greatly reduced for citi and the u.s. banking system. so when investors look at citi there's a real value here because over time the profitability will rise as they continue to simplify their business model and as the global economy continues to recover, especially here in the united states. >> they strip down they sold off units. i believe they sold a prime brokerage unit a prime finance unit not long ago. in today's "new york times," there was an article that pointed to the strength of its derivatives operations. some people might see that as a little bit worrisome because it was derivatives that were blamed for so many of the problems during the financial crisis. why is citi different on this score and why, if it doesn't, why doesn't it worry you? >> i think when you look at the derivatives business for any company that's in that market as well as citi of j.p. morgan chase and goldman sachs, morgan stanley, it's all about management of risk. and if y t risk properly it can be a very profitable business. that's what ci

. >> cc ban a takes american history tv on the road to u.s. cities. to learn about their literary life next week end, we partner with comcast for a trip to galveston texas. >> opening the canal in 1869 sailing ships were almost a death blow. with the opening of the canal coal-fired ships had a shorter route to the far east, to india so sailing ships needed to find a way to make a living. instead of high-value cargo they started carrying lower value cargoes. oil, cotton, etc. melissa really found her niche in carrying any cargo that did not require getting to market at a fast pace. >> watch all of our events from galveston saturday and, march 7 on book tv. >> here is a look at what is coming up tonight on c-span. david cameron taking questions from members of the house of commons. in a recent event with marco rubio in manchester new hampshire. later, a senate banking hearing with janet yellen. >> during question time at the british house of commons, prime minister david cameron was asked whether members of parliament should have second jobs. in his exc

. >>> a new poll has ranked u.s. cities by their lgbt population. not surprisingly san francisco topped the list. oakland and hayward were included thattaly. near -- in that survey. >>> the move that prompted them to leave. >>> we know the drought is calling our lawns. officials say it may soon cause our power bills to go up. >>> in weather we have the high clouds and some fog pushing back into the bay. we are tracking a weather system offshore. coming up with he break down our sunday shower chances. female announcer: right now at sleep train get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. negotiations continue tonight in london for them to reach an agreement on this nuclear program. >> we want the right deal that would make the world including the united states and our closest partners safer and more secure. that is our test. >> with only ten days till the agreed deadline he is under intense fresh tour final

two police officers have been shot during a protest in the u.s. city of ferguson. >> both those officers are here right now being treated. i don't have an official status on what their condition is right now. >> tensions in ferguson have been running high since an unarmed black teenager was killed by a white policeman in august last year. >>> aide agencies accuse the united nations of failing in its cue duty to end the war in sith ya. a scathing report. >>> it may be armor plated but takes courage to wear this outfit on the streets of afghanistan. the artist who did and what happened next. >>> hello, thanks for joining us. two police officers in the missouri city of ferguson have been shot as a protest outside the police station was drawing to a close. one officer was hit in the face the other in the shoulder. this attack happened during a demonstration taking place just a few hours after the ferguson police chief had resigned. this was after some heavy criticism of his force. it was in ferguson last august you remember that an unarmed black teenager w

. >>> two police officers have been shot during a protest in the u.s. city of ferguson, missouri. one officer shot in the face the other in the shoulder of the both are said to be conscious and receiving treatment an a local hospital. it's unknown who fired the shots. >> this is a very very very dangerous environment for the officers to work in regarding the amount of gun fire that we have experienced. this evening, the only shots we were aware of were the shots taken from across the street. in other words the police officers were standing there and were shot. just because they were police officers. the night started with the resignation of the police chief, allegations of racism. a white officer shooting an unarmed black teenager last august. >> police chief thomas jackson long maintained that there was no racism on his watch. wednesday he became the 6th official forced to leave their job in a small midwe were city, accused of systematic racism. >> the city of ferguson police chief thomas jackson agreed to a mutual separation involving the police chief's leaving ferguson. >> repo

patty colhane washington. >> the police chief in the u.s. city of ferguson has resigned after aous department investigation found evidence of racially biased practices in the force. tom jackson has been under pressure since an officer shot dead an unarmed black teenager last year. tell us more about this report and why this resignation has happened. >> well, it was an amazing report. you don't see this very often i suppose. the details in the report were pretty appalling. the local police force in ferguson saw the local black population, and it's a very poor community of a means of raising millions of dollars from municipal coffers. they saw what they did was they targeted, they arrested, they jailed, then kept members of the africa community in jail. and each day they're in jail their fines would go ever higher. all of this to simply make money. now this police chief said there is nothing untoward. there was no racism in this city. and, in fact, the resignation has been called a mutual separation by local authorities. that is a long way away fro

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detectives in u.s. cities where the millionaire lived are taking a second look at cold cases looking for clues that could tie furs to unsolved crimes. the millionaire was charged with murder this week in connection with the shooting death of his long time friend back in 2000. >> in colorado a very disturbing story. an expectant mother answered an ad for baby clothes. she was attacked and the unborn child was cut from her womb. martin savage has more on the story and how it is part of an alarming trend of crimes committed through craig's list. >> this 911 call is horrific and remarkable. >> in this home a woman lies beaten stabbed and bleeding. she finds the strength to save her life and lead to her attacker. >> where did she cut you at? >> a knife. i'm pregnant. she cut me in the stomach. >> according to shorts, the woman who they have not identified was seven months pregnant and responding to an online add. >> she came to this house to pick up baby clothes. >> the victim was take on the the local hospital the

our top stories -- two police officers have been shot during a protest in the u.s. city of ferguson. >> we saw the muzzle fire from the gun at the top of the street. we all kind of ducked down. once we ducked down we saw the cop was shot next to us. >> a city where tensions have been running high since an unarmed black teenager was killed by a white policeman last august. >>> aid agencies accused the united nations of failing to end its war in syria. a scathing report to mark the fourth anniversary of the conflict. >>> hello. thanks for joining us. two police officers in the missouri city of ferguson have been shot as a protest outside the police station was drawing to a close. one officer was hit in the face, the other in the shoulder. the attack happened during a demonstration taking place just a few hours after the ferguson police chief had resigned. this came after some heavy criticism of his force. you'll remember it was in ferguson last august that an unarmed black teenager was shot dead by a white police officer. keith rose was among those in the protests he was a

>> the c-span city store takes booktv and american history tv on the road, traveling to u.s. cities to learn about their history and literary life. next week and we partner with comcast for a visit to galveston, texas. >> the opening of the suez canal in 1869, sailing ships were almost dealt a death blow. with the opening of the canal, coal-fired ships had a shorter route to the far east, to india all of those markets. sailing ships really needed to find a way to make their own living. instead of high-value cargo they started carrying lower valued car goes, coal, oil cotton etc. alyssa found her niche in carrying any kind of cargo that did not require getting to market at a very fast pace. >> watch out our events saturday, march 7 at noon eas tern, and on sunday, march 8 on c-span3. >> 150 years ago this month president lincoln gave his second inaugural address on the east front of the u.s. capitol. the country was still in the midst of the civil war, but thousands gathered to hear the president speak on march 4 1865. the library of congress will display the president's manuscript a

. >>> police say they have new leads in the shooting of two officers in the u.s. city of ferguson. >> after four years of political turmoil, the economic plan has been unveiled for egypt. at a global financial summit egypt's gulf neighbors legend pledge $12 billion to help the egyptian economy. stephanie dekker has our report. >> reporter: world and business leaders all here to listen to egypt's pitch despite years of turmoil we're open for business. in his opening speech president el-sisi personally welcomed many of the heads of state present here for their support. >> i would like to thank all our brothers and presidents of the arab states that are giving us honor here in egypt. the egyptian society is 25% of the population of the middle east stability in egypt is a very important role for the stability of the whole region. we need to make sure that these power will be for the benefits of the stability of the nation and for the region. >> it started off well with billions of dollars pledged by some of egypt's richest neighbors who aim to pledge millions more. this is

present that has become worse than the past. >> now thousands of people are expected in the southern u.s. city of selma to celebrate what has become known as bloody sunday. patty colhane reports on one person whose life was changed by those events. >> this was a final significant step of the civil rights movement in 1965, a push for voting rights. but when marchers tried to walk across this bridge in selma alabama... >> i was just horrified. it just stunned me. >> for clark olson those images not only horrified him it changed his life. he heard the call for dr. martin luther king for ministers of all religion to come to selma that the police would attack the clergy. but they took a wrong turn and ran into a group of white glen they came across the street rather hurriedly. one of them was carrying a club. we whispered to each other just keep walking. we turned around and saw the man swing the club. i heard the sound that have hitting jim's head. a sound that i will not forget. and then i ran. >> his friend jim reed died two days later and his death would do more to galvanize the country than th

the campaign together with the first lady last march and charge last march challenged 100 other u.s. cities to join in the campaign. we'll be in new york next week for the status of women meetings and you will hear more about this campaign in the lead up to the u.s. conference of mayor's conference that's going to be held in june that mayor lee is hosting. yesterday they honored 4 truly amazing women. you will hear more about these women at a reception immediately following the board of supervisor's presentation so after this ceremony we invite everyone to the reception at at the mayor's conference room where the district attorney will recognize his honoree wendy still who will be retiring in just a few weeks. now i'll return the proceedings back to president breed so you can introduce your honor ees. ees. >> thank you very much. if there are any other members here that can not find a seat there's an over flow room. i'd like to make sure you stay within the chambers so you are in close proximity of the board so at this time i will let the members of the board of the board know that we're go

. >> tensions are simmering on the streets of the u.s. city of madison wisconsin, after the shooting death of a 19-year-old teenager protesters held banners saying black lives matter as they marched towards the scene of the shooting. the police chief said the victim was unarmed and shot after he got into a fight with the officers. here is what the victim's mother had to say. >> my son is now another statistic of things happening all over the united states another black kid shot by the police for no reason. this has got to stop >>> the u.s. president obama visited selma alamama on saturday to mark the anniversary of bloody sunday. 50 years ago police attacked protesters marching across the bridge demanding equal voting rights. white house correspondent patty culhane reports. >> reporter: vivid potent vision after president obama crossed edmund pettus bridge. a journey 50 years ago to the day, met with force. this lead to the passing the voting rights acts. the president came to pay tribute to their courage. >> it was not a crash of army but a c

officials say has swamped u.s. citiesth so much money in play the cartels are watching too. >> that is mexico separated by the border fence. as you can see those buildings the houses the residences have a direct line of sight right into the operations of the port of entry. and they can see what's going on, who's coming in, who's leaving. >> reporter: and smugglers told us there are many ways to get their drugs past the wall. sometimes tunneling under it, sometimes walking right across. and heroin is so valuable even in small amounts you don't have to take it over the border in cars. more and more officials are seeing people walk it from here in mexico over to the united states. sometimes they're seeing it strapped to old people's bodies and young children. customs, homeland security and local police just three of over a dozen agencies tasked with stopping the flow of heroin and other narcotics. still, some on the front lines admit the battle cannot be won because the market is insatiable. >> for many pound that we stop fr

. >>> more foul out in the u.s. city of fergueson. the police chief resigns after a scathing department of racial bias in his department. >> i'll tell you how subsidized conflict and a fall in oil price system affecting the economy here. | [music] | we begin with the war in syria that is going into its fifth year. 21 leading aid organizations accuse the u.n. security council of failing the syrian people. these latest pictures show the aftermath of a bombing. the government is accused of continuing to use the bombs in civilian areas. a u.n. backed report says it has cost syria 200 billion and plunged most of its people in poverty. it is estimated two 20,000 have been killed so far. seven and a half million displaced inside syria and 4.6 million are said to be trapped in hard to reach areas. almost 4 million are reg esterred as refugees in neighboring countries. it syria's second city has been split into control zones. we report on how the fighting has devastated what was syria's former commercial capital. | [music] | >> reporter: it is

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. >> the sound of gunfire rings out across many u.s. cities on a regular basis. a system that detects the sounds is helping police catch the criminals as jacob ward now explains. >> reporter: in many ways oakland california is the perfect place to live. it's warm and beautiful here an hour from the pacific. 3.5 hours. like so many american places this city is plagued by the sound of gunfire. >> it's not only incredibly dangerous, it's loud. the distinctive noise has led to a system allowing the police to detect fire almost the moment the trigger is pulled. shot spotter in newark is one of several companies that sell this system. the technology is born out of earthquake detection systems, used to spot snipers. the company installs microphones in neighbourhoods inflicted by gun violence. they can record conversations, and are designed to detect gunshots, they can trianglulate the location and notify police. 80 cities, washington d.c. and oakland are miked in this way. in new york, the sound of gun fire was detected in the shooting of two police officers. it may als

while the u.s. city is guarded by u.s. marines.guarded by local police. >> they will work get to the bottom of what might have happened here what might have gone wrong. the suspect was known as a history of violence. >> reporter: lippert is close to the president. he started working for him when obama was still a senator and joined the administration before becoming a diplomat last call. they called the iraq war veteran as tough as they come. lip lippert walked into the hospital. after two hours in surgery and 80 inches it will be months before he recovered full use of his fingers many south koreans held a rally of support. he's popular here. he and his first wife save his first child a korean name. he said we'll be back asap. >> when leaving the police station for his first court appearance today, the suspected attacker said i am sick. i have no relations with north korea. north koreans take media and called the knifing of the american ambassador punishment. now to sports. we start with the nba. the bulls trailing the thunder by a

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. >> 50 years ago a brutal attack on peaceful protesters in the southern u.s. citylma, alabama gave momentum to the african-american civil rights movement. and today in alabama an organization that monitors and combats hate groups in court reminds us that the fight for equality is not over. bob reynolds report. >> reporter: at the civil civil rights memorial presume in montgomery alabama, school children learned about the people who died at the hands of ku klux klan during the struggle for african-american rights. keeping the klan and other racist groups in check has been the life's work of morris dee founder of the southern poverty law center. >> one of the things that i think i'm the most proud of and i think the center would share my feelings is putting some of america's major hate groups out of business, with a strategy of taking them to civil court and hitting them in the pockbook. >> reporter: the klan artifacts on display are trophies of those victories. >> the case that stands out in my mind the most is the case that bankrupted the united klansman of america

many major u.s. cities are facing this same problem. back to you. developing tonight utah is just one step away from becoming the only state to allow death by firing squad. the state senate passed a bill that reinstates this penalty. more than a decade after it was banned. it would require the state to use a firing squad if lethal injection drugs are not available 30 days before the execution. it now goes to the governor for signing, and he says he will sign it. >>> that is the sound of somebody stealing what could amount to hundreds perhaps even thousands of dollars in custom clothing. d.c. police just released this video. it shows a guy who broke into a showroom on 14th street northwest last wednesday. that store sells custom suits that start at about $800 apiece. the guy left with arms full of clothing. there's a $1,000 reward for information on this. >>> and new tonight, d.c. police are also investigating a wave of burglaries in a northeast neighborhood. according to the police reports, there were four home burglaries within a span of just nine

long-term benefits of this program, meanwhile more kids are joining it here in providence and in other u.s. citiestruggle to escape poverty this is just one tool. but the success can prove by counting words, words really do count. tom ackerman al jazeera, providence rhode island. >>> tiger skins are being traded despite a band to protect the species and investigation saying they are being sold at a gambling resort popular with chinese tourists and nick clark has the story. >> reporter: welcome to the so called special economic zone with a casino, a hotel, it has shops, it also has restaurants with live animals on the menu this bear cub was apparently available to eat. under cover investigators filmed what was said to be rhino horn for sale rhinos are an endangered species and so are tigers but you can choose from a selection of skins, skinned watched over by yes, stuffed tigers also available for sale. outside captive tigers are kept in cramped cages. the tiger farm here has plans to breed between 500-1,000. now, captive bread tigers are legal if licensed. it is the export of their products that i

. >> 20 u.s. citieswill replace the names in the original 35 games names of streets in atlantic city. has borrow held a contest where fans got to vote for cities. pierre south dakota received the most to win the top space the boardwalk space. how about pierre with the top spot. talk about a bracket buster. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> j. >>> we're following breaking news in north philadelphia where a suspect armed with a .12 gauge shotgun got into a shoot-out with police. details in a live report. >>> new information into the nbc 10 newsroom about a late night fire in south philadelphia. one person has died. investigators are trying to determine the cause. >>> and today is the first official day of spring but winter isn't done with us yet putting up a fight we are tracking snow in the forecast. we'll tell you what you should know for your morning commute and evening one too as well not looking as nice. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm chris c

the company has held open forums for workers to talk about race in several u.s. cities including oakland. employees are encouraged to have conversations with customers. ceo howard schultz hopes it promotes a new level of understanding. >>> sir elton john wants people to boycott dolce & gabbana. >> they started a big fire storm over the weekend. they told an italian magazine that same sex couples shouldn't raise kids. elton john tweeted out his outrage. he and his husband have two children conceived through ivf. goo 'bama responded on instagram callable the singer -- calling the singer a fascist. >>> prince harry plans to leave the army this coming june. he has served for nearly a decade now. in 2011 he earned the rank of captain. prince harry will spend the last two months stationed in australia and then he plans to volunteer helping wounded soldiers in the uk. >>> we'll be right back. stay right there. >>> time check for you. it is 4:53 on this st. patrick's day. we have the luck of the irish with us today. dry skies as far as being outdoors and celebrating the day. 72

they have reached a town south of the city. u.s. secretary of defence ashton carter is watching the effort with concern, worried that the offensive could stir up old sectarian tensions in iraq. as jane arraf reports, the new campaign is conducted without u.s. air support >>> the attacks started with shelling. the mortars aimed at paving the way with soldiers and other fighters. in central iraq the militias have pushed back from city and towns. saddam hussein's home town has special significance. >> translation: this is prepared for the i.s.i.l. rats. we will truss them over tikrit. >> near tikrit is the site of a massacre. gunmen killed more than 1,000 unarmed military recruits at the camp. many militia blame the neighbouring sunni tribes for supporting i.s.i.l. the prime minister tried to reassure sunni leaders. those that did not support the government fight were supporting i.s.i.l. in this fight and previous ones iran is playing a role. they are considered more efficient than most iraqi army unit. sources say the iranian commande

today san francisco will become the first major city in the u.s. considering lowering the voting age to 16. >> it's an interesting proposal. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joins us live at city hall where a supervisor staff will be introducing that ground-breaking measure later today. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. supervisor john avalos wants the teens to take the lead. allowing 16 years old and 17 years old to vote in city and school board elections. this effort is spear-headed by the san francisco youth commission, a group of 17 san franciscoans between 12 and 23 years old that advises the supervisors on the issues. 16 and 17-year-olds can drive, work, pay tax, they can be tried in adult court but cannot vote. these teens have some big public figures behind them including sf public defender jeff addachi. >> i think by giving young people the right to vote we can encourage adults to vote and exercise their rights. >> democracy! >> we want our young people to step up and be leaders for the future of our city and we want that to sta

home prices are gaining the index of prices in 20 u.s. cities. 4.6% in the 12 months since january. -- through january. consolidation in the cable industry. a majority stake in the network and $.4 billion stock deals. 73% stake in the company's. charter targeted after losing out to comcast. ibm spawned a partnership with the weather company. the company will build data analysis marketed to retail, insurance, companies to help them participate in bad weather. >> this differentiates both of us in terms of being data to the decision. it speaks to a completely different scale, this is global scale for the whole economy the private and public sector. it is a game changer in a fundamental way. cory: they will have the right to resell the data collected in the partnership. looking to boost sales after 11 straight reports. technology companies like apple and salesforce, indiana governor mike pence will say he will fix the freedom law which denies -- which allows people to deny services to people especially legalizing discrimination against gay people. >

first u.s. city to appear on the list is new york city. comes in at 11.'s check in now with brittany johnson, our social media editor on what's trending on nbcwashington.com. >> yes. fascinating story trending on the website now. a girl who thought she was white her entire life ended up finding out she was biracial after going off to college at georgetown university. because of it created a documentary that aired monday. find out the details on nbcwashington.com or our facebook page. >> thank you. an interesting read for sure. also trending now the release of this new trailer for the entourage movie. you might remember "entourage" popular show on hbo now turned into a movie. the eternal drama, all back and the mma fighter ronda rousey is in the tr >>> today a public apology expected over the racist frat video you have heard on seen about by now leading to the expulsion of two university of oklahoma students. one of the students is speaking this afternoon. you can see levi pettit leading frat members, a conference with the state's black caucus this afterno

city. i'm tony harris. iran talks the u.s. with tough issues that still need to be worked out. >>> the two state issue. mixed messages on a palestinian state. and racial tensions at the university of virginia over the bloody arrest of uv students. >> so the clock is winding down for a deal on iran's nuclear program. the delegates from five world powers have a little less than two weeks to agree on a framework. today in switzerland reports of a draft agreement. but the state department said that's premature. >> reporter: tony, really intense negotiations continue at the hotel behind me. breakfast meetings going on to lunch meetings and dinner meetings, going on late into the night as they try for a deal with seven delegations behind me. of course the lead taken by secretary of state john kerry taking out a week of his schedule so many things going on internationally to lead the negotiations. he says it's a tough process but he's making progress, and the iranians saying that they're making progress, prepared to stay here over th

a new study looked into the 65 most populated u.s. cities in an effort to determine the best run city in america. what do you think? bay area cities ranked near the bottom. in fact fremont which you are looking here live ranks dead last. the city to find the best run city is one that spends their taxpayer dollars most efficiently. fremont came in last at 65. san jose 5 the and san francisco at 54. lubbock, texas took number one spot. >>> a 3.1 quake hit san leandro right after 10 oklahoma a.m. it was centered near central san leandro. a 2.6 quake shook the american canyon. no damage and no one hurt. >> rob check in with our forecast. still muggy, rob. >> yeah. normally we talk about chances of rain coming into the bay area and temperatures in 40s and 50s. mild and muggy outside. still 64 out toward the tri-valley. 61 in san jose. but hazy skies and few sprinkled, not too far away. right now cooler locations, half of the tower there, getting swallowed up by low clouds pushed in by the sea breeze. now towards dublin, 61 degrees and mild temper

. >>> now to a damning report for the u.s. city of ferguson, missouri. a federal civil rights investigation has found a pattern of discrimination against african-americans by the city's police and the city's courts as well. cnn's ed lavandera has more on the details of the investigation from ferguson. >> reporter: the report that's expected to be released by the justice department here in the united states will confirm what many residents here in ferguson, missouri have been saying for years, that the ferguson police department they say have been engaged in racial bias specifically targeting its african-american residents. we've gotten ahold of some of the preliminary statistics expected to be released in that report. here's a breakdown of what this report is expected to show. even the city is 67% black, 93% of the arrests involved african-americans during a two-year period. 90% of citations issued by police officers were given to african-americans. 85% of all vehicle stops by police involved african-americans. and any time a police officer here in the c

justice department on that issue >>> thous anth of people are parliamentary secretary in the southern u.s. city of sell pea, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. police attacked protesters marching for voting rights. one of the people affected by the violent images he saw went to selma two days later, a journey that changed his life. brent coulombe reports. -- patty culhane reports. >> reporter: this was the final step of the civil rights movement, 1965 a push for voting. when marchers tried to work across this bridge in selma, alabama... . >> i was horrified. >> for clark, those images not only horrified him, they changed his life. he heard the call from martin luther king for all to come. for fears that police would not attack the clergy. leaving this diner, this couple took a wrong turn and ran into a group of white men. >> they came across the treat. we whispered. keep on walking and turned and saw the man swing the club. i heard it hit jim's head. a sound i will not forget. >> reporter: his friend jim reid died two days later, his death galvanising the country. reid was a

this fall 20 american cities will have spots in the u.s. edition of monopoly here and now. those cities will replace the names and original 1935 game which were names of street in atlantic city. hasbro held a contest where fans got to vote for the city they wanted to see in the game. get this pier south dakota received the most votes to win the top space, the boardwalk spot. >>> up next beauty redefined. meet twin sisters who don't just have their genes in common i'll talk to them about their mission to inspire girls and women everywhere to love their bodies no matter what they'reir size. >>> in the final hours of winter, i'm tracking snow moving through the area. i'll let you know how long it will stick around coming up in my full forecast. >>> we just found out there are significant delays and some canceled flights at philadelphia international airport because of low visibility. all because of the snow. to check on the status of your flight, be sure to check your airline. you can call 1-800-phl-gate. >>> the french government is likely to approve a bill that banz bans exce

since peaceful civil rights protesters were attacked as they tried to cross a bridge in the southern u.s. cityf selma. the incident which gave momentum to the african civil rights movement. the fight for equality goes on as rob reynolds reports. >> reporter: at the civil rights mem mobile museum school children learn about those who died at the hands of the ku ku klux klan during the struggle for civil rights. this has been the life's right of morris deeds. >> i think the center would share me feeling, putting some of america's major hate groups with the strategy of taking them to civil courts and hitting them in the pocketbook. >> the case that stands out in my mind the most is the case that bankrupted the united klans of american in 1981 for lynching an african-american guy in mobile, the group that bombed the church in firmingbirmingham and killed four girls and whose members who compelled al lady on the march from selma. >> you have several hundred virtannual hate groups. a young person can get in the bedroom and type in on their computer information they want and next thing you know they

new york city is running a contest where you can vote on which sighcity you want featured. 20 u.s. citiesake the kits. only the heist ranking gets the coveted boardwalk spot. head to vote monopoly.com and the contest ends tomorrow. wall street we like what we saw yesterday. yesterday nasdaq did close above the 5,000 dollar mark for the first time in 15 years ladies. >> thank you, loren. >> to find the fox business network log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >>> the time now is 25 after the top of the who you are. political punches hours after the speech by the prime minister of israel. who will will not be there. >> did you wake up a little frogy this morning? >> you should have eaten a snack before you went to bed. we have the secrets for a great night's sleep. florida became the 27th u.s. state. >> in 1931 the star spangled-spangled banner was adopted as the national anthem. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor d

u.s. town of accusations of racism. the city manager of ferguson, missouri, has resigned. john shore step down in the wake of a scathing report from the u.s. justice department. that report blames ferguson's police and courts for abusive behavior that disproportionately targets african-american residents. ferguson was thrust into the spotlight, you'll recall after the controversial shooting death of black teenager michael brown by white police officer darren wilson. in his resignation letter shore said his office never instructed police to target black people. >>> and unfortunately yet another u.s. city is facing growing racial tensions. madison, wisconsin, sproifts erupted there. protesters democratic answers in the shooting death of an unarmed teen. police say officer matt kiny had to use deadly force after being assaulted. when it comes to racial bias madison's mayor says the focus shouldn't be on just the police. >> is there bias in the madison police department? that's the wrong question. the bias and disparity is in the entire criminal justice system. >> interesting p

san francisco is the first major u.s. city to consider this kind of policy. >>> 7:25.oregon, if you are 18 or older and have a driver's license, you will automaticley be registered -- automatically be registered to vote. oregon is the first state to shift its system from one where voters have to to opt in to one where they would have to opt out if they don't want to be registered to vote. the system is expected to add about 300,000 new voters. >>> a scientific study throws cold water on those big foot sightings. new dna testing was done on hairs that were supposedly known as the creatures. scientists say the hairs were probably from brown bears. they live in most of the places where big foot was spotted. >>> 7:26 a 49ers' announces he's retiring at the age of 24. why his reason for leaving after just one year with the league may snil bigger problems -- may signal bigger problems for the nfl. >>> good morning. we're looking at the east bay commute and 680 southbound is going to be a little bit slow in some areasps but not here on the -- areas but not here on the sunol g

now 50 years ago a brutal attack on peaceful protesters in the southern u.s. city of selma gave way to america's civil rights movement. today in alabama an organization that monitors hate groups. >> in alabama school children learn about the people what died at the hands of the klu klux klan keeping the clan in check has been the life work of the center poverty you law center. >> . >> one of the things i'm most proud of, and i think the center would share my feelings, is putting some of the country's major mitt hit groups out of service. >> the case that stands out the most is the case that bankrupted the united clans men of america in 1981 for lynching a man in mobile. that's the group that bombed a church in birmingham and killed those four girls. >> dee said that there are nearly 2,000 active hate groups in the u.s. >> today you've several hundred virtual hate groups on the internet. a young person can get in the bedroom in their own house and type in the security the information they want, and the next thing you know they have a recipe of blowing up a building