. >> and the reverend willie barrow died at a chicago hospital today. she was a civil rights field organizer for dr. martin luther king jr. in the 60s and took part in the marchs on washington and in selma, alabama. more recently she focused on gun violence in chicago. reverend willie barrow was 90 years old. >> ifill: still to come on the newshour: how police respond to the latest ferguson shooting. friendly fire kills 25 iraqi soldiers. israel's elections go down to the wire. why learning to code could spell job security. and, new rules to make baseball move faster. >> woodruff: now to last night's violence in ferguson, missouri where two police officers were shot outside a protest. this shaky amateur video captured the moment that the gunfire erupted, shortly after midnight. an otherwise peaceful demonstration had been winding down, outside the ferguson police department. >> we heard, the crowd, what sound like a firecracker so we looked up to the top of the hill and we saw two or three more actual gunshot flares from the muzzle of the gun firing tow

reverend willie barrow has died. >> crews continue to search for the bodies of two servicemen in flor >>> good morning. i'm nick giovanni in the newsroom. coming up on 6:17. time to run through what's making headlines right now. a pair of terror groups are joining forces. isis says they've accepted the pledge of ledge jans by poe company ha dg ram. --owe league jans -- allegiance by boko haram. >>> prosecutors in the bombing trial say the tsarnaev brothers carjacked mang. the older brother tamerlan took the credit for the bombing child holding him at gun point. the surviving younger brother is facing the death penalty if convicted. >>> the bodies of all but two service men have been recovered in the wake of an army hpt crash. the -- helicopter crash. it went off the florida panhandle tuesday night in heavy fog. divers have located the hpt itself as -- helicopter as well. four national guardsmen and seven marines were on board. >>> president obama is mourning the loss of his god hear this morning. reverend willie barr

the civil rights leader reverend willie barrow, who marched with dr. martin luther king jr. in selma 50 years ago, has died at home in chicago, illinois at the age of 90. nicknamed "little warrior," she was a fixture of the civil rights movement in chicago where she helped found operation breadbasket, which became the rainbow/push coalition. i interviewed willie barrow in 2008, on the floor of the democratic national convention in denver, colorado, where she was a superdelegate. she told me how then-nominee barack obama came to be her godson. >> he came -- we have a broadcast every saturday morning from 10:00 to 11:00. and he would bring in those two little girls every saturday morning. and he said to me one saturday reverend barrow, could i talk with you? i said, do you want to make an appointment? he said, no i want to talk with you now. i said, come on over. and he said, do you have godchildren? i said, yes. and he said, could i be one? i said, of course. amy: and juanita nelson has died at the age of 91 in greenfield , massachusetts. she was a longtime civil rights activ

reverend willie t. barrow.he civil rights of minorities, women and gays. barrow helped found operation breadbasket with reverend jesse jackson, reverend calvin morris and later worked with him on the rainbow push coalition. she was a mentor to generations of community organizers including president obama. reverend barrow was nicknamed the little warrior for her energy and passion. at age 12 barrow organized her first civil rights demonstration demanding to be allowed to ride an all-white bus in texas. she went on to join dr. king on the march on washington in 1963 and in selma in 1965. barrow passed away at 90 after being hospitalized last week with a blood clot. she and rev rend morris reverend jackson and others that raised my generation a generation behind them or a half a generation after including our chief strategist dwight mckee in my generation. we learn from reverend barrow. service was what we would be judged by. not accolades, not title, but service. she would say, sharpton it doesn't matter what you

willie barrow taught us that. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. have a great weekend. "hardball" starts right now. >>> monica lewinsky takes on the culture of hate. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm jonathan capehart in for chris matthews. let me start tonight with the return of monica lewinsky. it's been 17 years since she became the face of the biggest scandal in the world. today she's 41 and speaking out about what she calls a culture of abuse and humiliation online. in a ted talk yesterday, she described what happened to her as an early example of this new kind of abuse. quote, overnight, i went from being a completely private figure to a publicly humiliated one worldwide. i was patient zero of losing a personal reputation on a global scale almost instantaneously. i was branded as a tramp, tart slut, whore, bimbo and, of course, that woman. i was known by many but actually known by few. i get it. it was easy to forget that woman was dimensional and had a soul. a marketplace has emerged with public humiliation is a commodity and shame is an industry. how