town in the province. it's reported to some of the victims were beheaded. protests finance in the u.s. town of ferguson, despite a curfew. it was hoped the curfew would calm days of angry protests that had taken place after a policeman killed an unarmed black teenager. >>> there has been anti-government protests across egypt. in cairo demonstrators blocked the road in the ramsays distribute, following the first anniversary of a crackdown at two protest sites that killed hundreds. supporters of mohamed mursi said the government failed to carry out an investigation into the deaths. egypt's interior ministry had arrested several accused of bombing electricity generators, and arrested some from a vigilante group. the violence is part of a trend against the government. >> in recent weeks egypt has experienced a new form of discontent. roads cut off, electricity generators burnt down and police vehicles set on fire. in the latest a new resistance group hacked the state-run radio station to broadcast its own message. it's: then this group vowing to target police installations in southern cairo. >> translation

u.s. town of ferguson, after the killing of a black teenager. >>> and the biggest name in yoga has died aged 95. >>> the ceasefire between israel and hamas is over, and the killing has resumed. 11 palestinians have died, including the wife and child of a hamas leader, reportedly targeted in strikes overnight. on tuesday the ceasefire negotiations in cairo collapsed, with both sides blaming each other. israel carried out air strikes after it said rockets from fired from gaza. security has been stepped up along the gaza border. these are the latest pictures of tanks as fighting continues on both sides. let's get the latest from jane ferguson in gaza. >> looking at the peace talks, as they coles apped, people -- collapsed people wonder if there is a solution. all parties have left, other than the head of the palestinian delegation. he is due to leave this morning. it would seem what happened yesterday, from the palestinian side, they have put forward a proposal, a 10-point proposal, and they were waiting for a formal response from the israeli, when they heard that they had left. it can nickly t

u.s. town of ferguson once again use tear gas to break up protests over the shooting of a black teenager. >>> hello. also coming up on the programme - battle for iraq - the u.s. military helps kurdish forces retake areas captured by islamic state fighters. almost two months after the murder of three settler teenage e the israeli -- teenagersers the israeli military demollishes the homes of the suspected killers. >>> and brazil pays its respect to a presidential candidate killed in a plane crash. >>> hello. police are trying to clear protesters from the streets of ferguson, a town that has become a flashpoint of racial tension in america. a curfew has cop into effect -- come into effect following violence scenes and a crackdown in the last few hours. protests were sparked after a white police officer shot and killed a black teenager. michael brown was shot six times. rob reynolds is in ferguson. >> there's a whiff of tear gas. police helicopters are overhead. behind me is the lights of a detachment of police. a short while ago protesters marched on the street towards a group of police in th

u.s. town of ferguson prepares to pay its final respects to a teenager shot dead by police. the story of one man who made his dreams fly. story coming up after a short break. but those who want to get involved to stop isis in iraq are allied with isis in syria but we still should be doing everything we can to support the free syrian opposition who will continue to provide military assistance and advice to the iraqi government and kurdish forces as they battle these terrorists. as russia in the west continue to drift apart into a new cold war russia's worldview of international politics is largely neglected in western media and in the halls of power russia will defend its national interest and also has its own red lines. necessity is the mother of invention is the saying go and for one russian man that means living the high life in a homemade plane artie's made in a question of a report on how his dreams took flight. sir gay and his eight year old son took a flight to their holiday destination there'd be nothing exceptional about that word not for one thing you will get little

u.s. town of ferguson a with police using tear gas military weapons and of the power of arrest protests over an armed shot and killed by an officer have lasted almost a week. the u.s. says it will expand its military support for kurdish fighters in iraq as a pitched battle continues to take the critical mosul dam up from islamic state jihadists. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program this is our international now the first batch of russian trucks carrying humanitarian aid to has reached of the border with ukraine the convoy carrying two thousand tons of supplies spent three days waiting as a kid have expressed doubt about the humanitarian nature of the cargo roof notion of want to see the contents for herself and these sixteen tracks from the russian humanitarian convoy are the first to reach the russian ukrainian border they are now pockets here literally meters away from. with rita see here the truck is almost. it's about the. resume worst and we carrying it. thought it wasn't gone. book wait. it's buckwheat in the bags just in

u.s. town of ferguson with police using tear gas military weapons and the power of arrests protests. by an officer i have lasted almost a week. and a kurdish fighters attempt to push back islamic state amid claims all sides of the conflict are benefiting from american weapons which have flooded the region. for moscow this is the weekly with me would say thank you for being with us. the first batch of russian trucks are carrying humanitarian aid has reached the border with ukraine it spent three days waiting as kiev expressed doubt about the humanitarian nature of the call or if and when to see the contents. these sixteen tracks from the russian humanitarian convoy other first to reach the russian ukrainian border they are now parked here literally meters away from donetsk is right in a border checkpoint earlier today the cargo these trucks are carrying has only been inspected by the representatives of the international red cross and now we're going to do the same i'm going to pick up the truck and leslie is going to open it for us . military to see here's a truck is almost. it's abou

u.s. town of ferguson with police using tear gas military weapons on the power of arrest protests around on teen shot dead by an officer or a blast at all. and also kurdish fighters attempt to push back from the islamic state and made claims all sides of the conflict are benefiting from american weapons which have flooded the region. just gone eight pm this sunday evening here in the russian capital you're itching to into the weekly stories from the past seven days and right up to the moment developments as well i mean i know neal welcome. the first batch of russian trucks carrying humanitarian aid has reached the border with ukraine it's been three days waiting as kiev expressed about the humanitarian nature of the cargo that went to see the contents for herself and these sixteen trucks from the russian humanitarian convoy are the first to reach the russian. ukrainian border they are now parked here literally meters away from donetsk is right in a border checkpoint and you know today the cargo these trucks are carrying has only been inspected by the representatives of the international red

u.s. town of ferguson with police using tear gas military weapons in the power of protests shot dead by an officer have lasted almost a week. also coming up this hour kurdish fighters attempt to push back from the islamic state made claims of all sides of the conflict are benefiting from the american weapons which have flooded the region. just into a brand new day here in moscow monday august eighteenth you're tuned into the weekly an r t international wrap up of the top stories from the past seven days and right up to the moment developments as well i mean a new name of welcome to our top story the first batch of russian trucks carrying humanitarian aid has reached the border with ukraine the convoy carrying two thousand tons of supplies spent three days waiting. about the humanitarian nature of the cargo. and went to see the contents for herself. these sixteen tracks from the russian humanitarian convoy others first to reach the russian ukrainian border they are now parked here literally meters away from donetsk is right in a border checkpoint you know today the cargo of these trucks car

u.s. town of ferguson, despite a curfew. it was hoped that it would calm anger. it took place after policeman killed an unarmed teenager. >> a curfew was enacted to allow us to provide safety for the citizens of ferguson, and maintained by the people. that curfew will start today. it will run from 12 midnight, when the curfew will start. we will enforce that curfew in an effort... >> we speak to ashar quraishi, who joins us on the line from ferguson. i believe you to be close to the front line. can you tell us what you saw? >> yes. there was a large number of people lining the streets of ferguson. police came out in stronger forces in the last few days. (technical difficulties) again the officers will allow this to simmer down. we have seen the way things have been handled. the police discontinued and now they are trying to see the curfew. the kerrify will go out. for the moment, thinks have calmed. >> thank you. >>> fighting between rival groups and the capital is brokering a ceasefire. [ gunfire ] >> reporter:. >> reporter: rival groups fight. the men want to be

u.s. town of ferguson with police using tear gas military weapons in the power of a wrist protest over an all normal teen sheltered by an officer of loss of lives that were. also coming up this hour kurdish fighters attempt to push back from the islam extended amid claims all signs of the conflict of benefitting from america.

u.s. town of ferguson following days of protests over the death of a black teenager. >> they decided to replacelocal police with officers drawn from the state police force which has helped. the national debate continues. >> police are now marching alongside demonstrators in a bid to ease tensions. they have been releasing more details about the deadly incident. >> darren wilson has been a police officer for six years, he has had no disciplinary action taken against him. he was treated for injuries that occurred on saturday. >> police say the victim was suspected of stealing a pox of cigars from a convenience store. some residents accuse police of fabricating allegation in order to cast out on the victim's character. >> no person, no business a neighborhood was claiming to be robbed. now all of a sudden somebody got robbed because everything would be looted. now, you can say it is a robbery because he was going to know? like the exact circumstances are unclear but this triggered days of unrest. outrage over police methods have spread far beyond the midwestern town. >> we're going to take a short

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u.s. town of ferguson, missouri. police fired smoke cannisters. it follows days of angry protests that have taken place after what policeman killed an unarmed black teenager. jordan is relying on vast shale reserves to meet part of its energy needs. the high cost of extraction makes it difficult to take advantage of the resource. several international companies are trying to make the process easier. we have more. >> reporter: it's a resource that is globally abundant, but not appropriateliued lied yet. oil shale and corriganic rock, heated and cooled, distilled - it yields oil. in petroleum poor jordan, the reserves are available in 28 locations. among the richest is the government in the southern province. these reserves were discovered around a century ago. no extraction took place. >> the main reason for not exploiting oil shale reserves in jordan was the price of oil. over the years the price dropped two levels, and it was not feasible. nowadays, $100 per barrel, their conditions are available for investing in oil shale. >> several internationa

town of tikrit in its sites. >>> ukraine's government says fighting has reached the city of luhansk. and police in the u.s. town of fergusonay they have come under heavy gunfire, but protesters say they are the ones being mistreated. >> i have been harassed three times by the same officer for standing here handing out roses. that's why people start to riot, because it makes people angry. ♪ >>> a 24-hour ceasefire in gaza has been broken. just hours before it was due to expire. the israeli military has been hitting targets in gaza in response it says to rockets being fired from the strip into israel. peace talks between palestinians and negotiators in cairo have also broken down, be benjamin netenyahu ordering the israeli delegation to return home. at least 2,016 people have been killed in gaza since the offense began on july 8th. 64 israeli solders died in the violence and three civilians. speaking on the phone a hamas spokesman said israel has violated the ceasefire agreement on more than one occasion. and hamas had been pushing to protect the rights of palestinians through the peace talks. >> translator: the palestinian

u.s. town of ferguson, missouri, have accused of unarmed black teenage here was killed by an officer of robbing a convenience store shortly before the shooting. but police say that isn't the reason 18-year-old michael brown was originally stopped. today authorities also named the officer involved as darren wilson. the incident has triggered several days of protests in the town, some of which have turned violent. bbc's eileen the has this report -- >> the town of ferguson has come together in a case that's had reverberations across america. there's not just sorrow, but outrage. michael brown, who was 18, had been unarmed. police said he tussled with an officer over a weapon. eyewitnesses say he had his hands raised. police say shortly before michael brown was shot dead, this happened. it appears to show a man handling a store worker, then stealing cigars. police later admitted the officer that killed him didn't know michael brown was suspected of robbery at the time it happened. after days of pressure, that officer was named. >> the officer that was involved in the shooting of michael brown was

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u.s. town of ferguson, it is under curfew as officials try to stop protests. it will last for the next five hours. protests have been taking place in the missouri town for the past week against a police killing of an unarmed black teenager michael brown. >> the governor enacted a curfew to allow us to provide safety for the citizens of ferguson, and maintain the right of the people. that curfew will start today. it will run from 12 midnight when it will start, until five in the morning. we will enforce that curfew in an effort to provide safety and security. >> ashar quraishi has more from ferguson. this is the third shift in the operational security plan that has been put in place here in ferguson, missouri, since unrest erupted a week ago, when 18-year-old michael brown was shot dead by a ferguson police officer in the street here. we have seen a number of different strategies over the week. first a heavy-handed nature with police, armoured vehicles on guard against protesters. there was looting early in the week, and a lull once the change to a more soft to

u.s. town of ferguson say they have come under heavy gunfire.ut protesters say they are the ones being mistreated. >> i have been harassed three times by the same officer for standing here handing out roses. that's what people get tired of. that's why people start to riot, because it makes people angry. ♪ >>> a 24-hour ceasefire in gaza has been broken just hours before it was due to expire. the israeli military has been hitting targets in garza. it says it is in response to three rockets fired from the strip into southern israel. peace talks have also broken down with prime minister benjamin netenyahu ordering the israeli delegation to return home. at least 2,016 people have been killed in gaza since the israeli offensive began on july 8th. most of the dead are civilians. 64 israeli soldiers were killed and 3 civilians including a thai national. in a moment we will be speaking to jackie in west jerusalem, but first let's talk to jane ferguson who joins us live from gaza. now, jane, are you seeing -- or are you witnessing israel's action now? >>

u.s. town of ferguson has been named the death caused public outrage and subsequent rallies met a strong response from the author of taste and to see it in reports from the latest protest. ok ferguson in the suburbs of st louis missouri protesters are continuing to come out onto the streets calling for justice in the case killings of eighteen year old unarmed michael brown. the name of the police officer behind the killing has been released aaron wilson is twenty eight years old he is white and we do know that you have been kept in a safe place by police here ever since being took place earlier we spoke with one of the attorneys of michael brown's family and this is what he told about the information that's been released by the police just a name that's all we hear that's there. is a lot more we need to learn about him especially in the way so you know his actions after he shot by going before he shot those things that crucial to determining. what happened that night we spoke to some people about this latest information i'm kind of confused gold is like the information being released today you kn

u.s. town of ferguson where protesters defying a curfew imposed following nights of heavy protests over the police killing of an homage a teenager and outrage at a crackdown on peaceful rallies. and look back at the week's top stories as the year was paul's war weapons into the walkie conflict supporting the plight of the kurdish fighters against islamic militants what it did what washington is trying to achieve. today and the week's top stories you're watching are g.'s the weekly with me till on monday it's good to have your company with us. seven people have been arrested in the u.s. china ferguson police dispersed a rally over the killing of an unarmed teenager a week ago by an officer reports also say one man was critically wounded by security forces deny shooting the victim protesters to fight a curfew that followed looting on saturday and nights of riots against a crackdown on peaceful rallies artie's an associate drinking up as the latest. for about twenty minutes that curfew lasted in peace when nobody was outside despite the heavy heavily militarized police force out on the streets

u.s. town of ferguson with police using tear gas military weapons on the power of arrest protests over an unarmed teen shot dead by an officer lasted almost a week. kurdish fighters attempt to push back to how this from the islamic state amid claims all sides on the conflict are benefiting from american weapons which of the reach of. your chewed into the weekly here in r.t. international wrap up of the top stories from the past seven days and right up to the moment developments as well my names you know neil welcome our top story the first batch of russian trucks carrying humanitarian aid has reached the border with ukraine the convoy carrying two thousand tons of supplies spent three days waiting express started but the humanitarian nature of the cargo and went to see the contents for herself. these sixteen tracks from the russian humanitarian convoy other first to reach the russian ukrainian border they are now parked here literally meters away from donetsk is right in a border checkpoint and you know today the cargo these trucks are carrying has only been inspected by the representativ

u.s. town of ferguson has now been named that's failed to quell the public outrage at the lack of details over the shooting and the militarized response of all thora to use to the rallies more demonstration shows will sunday is our season of stuff. in the suburbs of st louis missouri protesters are continuing to come out onto the streets calling for justice in the case killing eighteen year old unarmed michael brown the name of the police officer find the killing has been released wilson is twenty eight years old he is white and we do know that he has been kept in the police by. everything took place earlier we spoke with one of the attorneys michael brown's family and this is what he told about the information that's been released by the police just in the. past. is a lot more we need to learn about him especially. you know his actions after. those things that crucial to determining. what happened to get us here here is certainly shifted somewhat because for the first four nights what we saw were pretty violent clashes between mostly a very heavily militarized police who were using tear

u.s. town of ferguson missouri what you're seeing right there the very latest pictures we just received from our t.v. dio agency ruptly reports at least one protest protesters just a meanwhile the curfew has been extended into our second night following over a week of demonstrations against the police crackdown on the right. coming up on r.t. off of a short break sophie shevardnadze talking to the former defense minister of canada who claims it could be time to get ready for an intergalactic war if you're watching us in the u.k. you're going. to genetics but eugenics vulgarized darwin science punishment for an uncommitted crying i was never the least of them for believing in eighty feebleminded still today for the few i don't know why. but i still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology don't stop at just sterilizing yet again and now go to the point of death. for years rarely discussed . till now really rather not talk about that right. those who want to get involved to stop isis in iraq are allied with isis in syria and we still should be

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u.s. town of ferguson prepares to pay its final respects to a teenager shot dead by police. last night the story of one model who made his dreams fly literally out of more coming up after the break. but those who want to get involved to stop isis in iraq are allied with isis in syria but we still should be doing everything we can to support the free syrian opposition who will continue to provide military assistance and advice to the iraqi government and kurdish forces as they battle these terrorists. as russia and the west continue to drift apart into a new cold war russia's worldview of international politics is largely neglected in western media and in the halls of power russia will defend its national interest and also has its own red lines. eugenics but eugenics vulgarize ation of darwin science punishment for an on committed crying i was sterilized to an unfulfilling in eighty feebleminded still today for the few i don't know why. but i still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology don't stop at just sterilizing yet aga

u.s. town of ferguson doesn't stop the proceedtests over the killing of a black teenager. a final fair well, brazil pays respects to a candidate killed in a plane crash. kurdish forces from islamic straight group fighters in the north of iraq. the kurdish peshmerga want to take back towns. the iraqi army and the united states are trying to drive out fighters. u.s. has been carrying out airstrikes against the armed group. let's look at the areas where there has been fighting. you will see that so far, there we go, forces have retain three towns, some of those troops have pushed on to the town of telkef, certain by the rebel fighters a few days ago and there has been fierce wipeding going on there now. a major battle going on for the strategic mosul dam, too. zeina chodr. >> there is al military operation. the peshmergaa forces are going to the west, trying to recapture vision villages to my east. the mosul damn is still in the hands of the islamic state group. the peshmerga forces have managed to recapture three christian towns. we are in one of them, sharkia. the town of t

u.s. town of ferguson in missouri where riots were sparked when an officer shot dead an unarmed black teen a curfew was imposed off the looting of the on saturday and ongoing protests people outraged over police using well military style tactics to crackdown on the peaceful protests again these are live pictures you're looking at right here out of ferguson in the u.s. state of missouri but ultimately what started as a local protest boiled over into a spate of nationwide rallies spreading to some ninety cities across america from washington to los angeles demonstrators all over the country demanding their security forces be held to account for their actions. is there in ferguson she was witnessing a public outrage. that i should a community filled with rage sorrow and grief is demanding justice for august in missouri is a small town with twenty thousand residents. many of them took to the streets after a black unarmed teenager was shot dead by a police officer i think it's a loss that's shaken the community to its core there is no reason it a young man should have been murdered in cold bloo

u.s. town of ferguson where a police officer shot dead an unarmed black teenager just a week ago at the move came off the looting early on saturday and nights of protests public outrage over the killing is not losing paces people again hit the streets for yet another rally but what started as a local protest boiled over into a spate of nationwide rallies are spreading to some ninety cities across america all the way from washington to the city of angels los angeles demonstrators are all over the country demanded their security forces be held accountable for their actions witnessing the public rage for. was was. a community filled with rage sorrow and grief as demanding justice was ferguson missouri is a small town with twenty thousand residents. many of them took to the streets after a black teenager was shot dead by a police officer five it's a loss that's shaken the community to its core just yet now three there's no reason it was a young man should be murdered in cold blood thousands have protested only god he writes was writing and looting has also broken out which most residents critici

u.s. town of ferguson has been named that's failed to quell the public outrage people remaining on the streets despite police calling on them to disband rallies have been sponsored by the lack of details over the shooting and the militarized response of all storage fees to the protest rallies. in the suburbs of st louis missouri protesters are continuing to come out onto the streets calling for justice in the case feeling eighteen year old son armed michael brown. the name of the police officer behind the killing has been released aaron wilson is twenty eight years old he is white and we do know that he has been kept in a safe place by the everything being told police earlier we spoke with one of the attorneys michael brown's family and this is what he told about the information that's being released by the police just the name of. yes there. is a lot more we need to learn about him especially if. you know his actions after he shot by going before he shot those days are crucial to determining. what happened we spoke to some people about this latest information. like the information being relea

u.s. town of ferguson two weeks ago michael brown was laid to rest on monday and calls for justice over the shooting refused to fade away across the whole country there are been protests against that of police brutality and there are more expected to take place today a marina with details now. thousands braved the boiling temperatures monday patiently waiting to enter a st louis church inside a three hour funeral service for the young man whose name and story has dominated international headlines more than two weeks after michael brown was shot and killed by a police officer he is finally laid to rest his family and friends get the chance to say goodbye but what this community has not yet received are the answers to the analyst questions surrounding the death of the unarmed teenager the white officer who shot at least six bullets into the african-american eighteen year old remains on paid administrative leave while state and federal prosecutors investigate. the police killing fueled nearly two weeks of violent protests in which heavy handed actions of a militarized u.s. police department sh

u.s. town of ferguson where the police using tear gas military weapons and the all the rest protests over an unarmed teen shot dead by an officer have lost almost a week. and kurdish fighters a time to push back as law makes a jihad is to make claims all sides of the conflict are benefiting from american weapons which have flooded the region. there's large easily the weekly you're with me to bang would say we're live from moscow thank you for being with us. the first batch of a russian trucks carrying humanitarian aid has reached the border with ukraine after three days of stranded on the russian side we're going to go is on the border following its journey she joins us live. this means does this mean that the trucks i'll finally be crossing into ukraine you mean at the border looking through this. well that's right i'm actually at the border right now the checkpoints are which the convoy is supposed to passes right behind me but at this point the sixteen trucks that we're talking about the first batch they're still firmly planted right here on the russian side of the border there are sti

u.s. town of ferguson where protesters did a curfew imposed following months of heavy protests over the policekilling of an unarmed teenager and outrage at a crackdown on peaceful reverence. and i look back at the week's top stories as the u.s. calls more weapons into the iraqi conflict supporting the plight of the kurdish fighters against islam.

u.s. town of ferguson will be buried today was started as a local protest over the shooting sparked a wave of rallies brutally suppressed by place which any increased public anger report not reports on a community in mourning after weeks of violence. on what would have been his first day at university michael one hour instead he laid to rest in the coming hours an estimated five thousand items and people are expected to turn out first funeral including three officials from the white house on august ninth the on teenagers were shot and killed by a white officer down will sit and after that attack as the world has learned violence and police clashes with peaceful protesters and the uptick in ferguson has lasted for one year the two weeks the past few days we have seen somewhat of a calm take for a purpose and see other side with the rest of us taking place but when it got very tense we saw the bullets and tear gas and flash grenades thrown at thousands that turned out into the streets calling for accountability and justice for the killing of michael brown now on sunday several events took pl

u.s. town of ferguson as clashes between protesters and police escalate a curfew imposed in the town failed to stop people again coming out to demand justice for an unarmed teenager shot by an officer a week ago an associate is in ferguson for us. for about twenty minutes that curfew lasted in peace when nobody was outside despite the heavy heavily militarized police force out on the streets but about twenty minutes into the curfew several dozen up people did run out onto the streets and this was followed by shots fired by police initially it was reported that these were tear gas cannons being fired however police themselves have said that what they have been firing have been smoke and not tear gas this is of course yet to be really officially confirmed because according to some social media reports in fact tear gas was used it has to be said that for several nights in a row police did in fact fire tear gas night after night hundreds if not thousands of people had been coming out onto the streets for details on what exactly on rival drug this entire week of his let's now go to our report fr

u.s. town of ferguson with police firing tear gas into the crowds on us to see a trick and joins us live from ferguson right now thank you very much for being with us now give us an idea if you could of what's happening there on the ground. well shawna you know as the days unraveled today marks the seventh day in a row that mayhem and chaos continue to break loose on the streets of ferguson it's really becoming hard to separate what we're seeing on the streets here really from a war zone so it's really not clear exactly what u.s. officials and law enforcement are trying to achieve with that with these tactics that have been ongoing tonight this sunday the amount of tear gas and clashes that we're seeing on the streets of ferguson really are quite unprecedented it's really hard to imagine that this is happening over police brutality protests over protesters coming out onto the streets demanding justice and accountability over a killing of a teenager by a police officer who was unarmed now tonight the situation has gotten extremely chaotic what we have going on on the ground is enormous amounts

u.s. town of ferguson in missouri has failed to stop people demanding justice for an unarmed teenager shot by a police officer it has been rocked by protests for almost a week now i was to see a church in a reports from ferguson. i'm right now we're at a peaceful unity rally where hundreds of people have gathered yet again to voice their outrage about the lack of progress when it comes to more details being released about this killing a sunday morning a curfew was imposed over the town of ferguson where from midnight to five am residents were not allowed to come onto the streets dozens of military clad military gear clad police officers were prepared to take action if people broke this curfew and in fact this did occur about twenty minutes into the curfew several dozen people ran into the streets this led to clashes between protesters and police where tear gas we do know that seven people were arrested throughout the night and at least one person was shot it's not unclear whether that person was a protester or not and this person remains in critical condition as we speak we spoke to some o

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u.s. town of ferguson where a police officer shot dead an unarmed black teenager a week ago but the move came off the. day and nights of protests and public outrage over the killing is not losing pace as people again hitting the streets for yet another rally but what started as a local protest boiled over into a spate of nationwide rallies spreading to some ninety cities across the u.s. all the way from washington to l.a. demonstrators all over the country demanding that security forces be held accountable for their actions. she went to witness the public rage. i was was there was a community filled with rage sorrow and grief as demanding justice was ferguson missouri is a small town with twenty thousand residents. many of them took to the streets after a black teenager was shot dead by a police officer five it's a loss that's shaken the community to its core about just yet now three there's no reason it was a young man had been murdered in cold blood thousands have protested only god he writes was writing and looting has also broken out which most residents criticize but tolerate you know by

u.s. town of ferguson where riots were spotted an officer shot dead an unarmed black teenager latest pictures for you right here officials claim they've only been using smoke grenades it came after an overnight curfew was broken following nights of riots against police brutality. now has more from the focus for about twenty minutes that curfew lasted in peace when nobody was outside despite the heavy heavily militarized police force out on the streets but about twenty minutes into the curfew several dozen people did run out onto the streets and this was followed by shots fired by police initially it was reported that these were tear gas cannons being fired however police themselves have said that what they have been have firing have been smoke and not tear gas this is a. or so yet to be really officially confirmed because according to some social media reports in fact tear gas was used it has to be said that for several nights in a row police did in fact fire tear gas on now tonight when this curfew is in place we do know that at least a couple of arrests have been made we will have to wait a

u.s. town of ferguson police shot and killed an unarmed black teenager there on saturday. in the wake of the shooting came looting and violent protests and that was countered with actions by police, al jazeera ash-har quraishi has more. >> the police command center looks like a mil militarized zo. protests have gotten violent in the last week. tom jackson calls the presence appropriate. >> none of that was military equipment. that was all the swat teams had their equipment vans. those are big vans, big trucks. >> reporter: following three nights of protests, police chief asked to avoid further confrontation he with police. armored vehicles left the command center, our crew tried to make it past the various checkpoints around ferguson. as we moved closer to the strip we were met by police, and later blocked. irate residents turned away began shouting at police. >> hands up don't shoot, hands up don't shoot. >> reporter: but were forced to back away. as night fell clashes erupted once again. police fired rubber bullets stun grenades and tear gas to disperse crowds. ddevolved

u.s. town of ferguson, just hours ahead of a curfew. >> all right. >> the local police press conference is set to get under way in ferguson. we are going to wait until they walk up to the microphone because the local community has big questions to be answered now. that's ed lavandera preparing to report to us live and the other reporters getting ready. joined by natalie allen at cnn center. big welcome to those of you watching in the u.s. and around the world. natalie, the local officials have some big questions to answer now. the peaceful demonstrations took place over the weekend. the curfew didn't begin until an hour ago. yet hours before the curfew, the police were seen, you can see footage here, firing tear gas. they're in riot gear, and it looks like police or military hardware as they approached the demonstrators, they also fired rubber bullets. one witnessed a person hit by a rubber bullet talked to us on cnn a short time ago. right now, our correspondents are all over ferguson and reporting that the police since this scene took place have essentially cleared out this intersection

u.s. town of the ferguson, to mark two weeks since a policeman shot dead an unarmed black teenager. the death of michael brown sparked protests in demonstrations across the country. thousands gathered in memory offer eric garner who decide after being placed in an illegal choke hold by police. what are people saying in staten island and what is the mood like? >> the mood is emotional, angry, we a listen to speeches and reverend al sharpton gave a speech. it's been a peaceful rally. quite well organised. people march half a kilometre through the center of staten island, from the spot where eric garner was arrested by police, put in a choke hold that resulted in his death. here they march to the front of the district attorney's office. there are investigations into the police officers involved, and we expect more developments later this week, possibly criminal charges. >> daniel, we have seen protests in ferguson and across the country over the shooting of michael brown. certainly this call for federal authorities to get involved - we are seeing the same sort of appeal in this eric gar

of bangui. >>> the u.s. national guard is pulling out of the town of ferguson after two weeks of protest over the state of police shooting. now the unrest has delayed school for 15,000 students. so a group of volunteers are coming together to insure that the students keep learning. now we have this story. >> reporter: eight-year-old jabril still has not had the chance to wear the outfit he picked out for the first day of the new school year. he still has had a chance to learn more about animals and make new friends at the pop-up school at the ferguson library. it has been dubbed the school of peace due to the turmoil in ferguson school was postponed for more than a week for the district's 15,000 students. that left families scrambling for daycare arrangements. they had to take days off from work. they were relieved to send him back to class even if it's non-traditional. >> regardless of what's going on right now you still have to teach your children. >> here volunteers say they tried to create a sanctuary torturing's kids in a time of crisis. a counselor devoted hours to talk to those who appeared to be struggli

. >>> now it's been another night of unrest in ferguson, missouri, the u.s. town where a black teen was shot and killed ten days ago. the police officer in charge of rations says criminals have infiltrated the crowds of pr protestors are intent on violence. johnson says some of those arrested for from as far away as new york and california. he stressed the majority of protestors were peaceful. >> anyone that's been at protests understands there's a dangerous dynamic in the night. it allows a small number of agitators to hide in the crowd and attempt to create chaos. the bottles thrown, molotov cocktails and shots fired. protestors are peaceful and respectful. protestors don't clash with police, don't throw molotov cocktails. it is criminals who throw molotov cocktails and fire shots and endanger lives and property. >> ron johnson there. we are in ferguson and have this update. >> reporter: it's been another night of violent clashes here in ferguson, missouri. last night was the first night that the national guard was deployed here to help police restore calm after

u.s. town that has seen night after night of unrest. people in ferguson, missouri, have been protesting against the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white police officer. some have resorted to violence, prompting the government to call in the national guard. nhk world's craig dale is following developments for us. >> reporter: local and state police have been unable to stop the violence stemming from these demonstrations. governor jay nixon says the national guard will help restore peace and order and protect citizens. soldiers moved into the suburb of st. louis on monday and the governor lifted a curfew that had been in place for two nights. demonstrators were out on the streets again though call for justice in the death of 18-year-old michael brown. some got into confrontations with police and officers responded with tear gas and stun guns. >> we will not allow vandals, criminal elements, to impact the safety and security of this community. >> reporter: these protests have been going on over a week now and they've turned violent most nig