the upper left thigh of officer wims's pant leg, the shirt and on officer wilson's weapon. additionally, a bullet fired by officer wilson's weapon was found inside the door. downward angle at the arm rest. the second bullet was not recovered. regarding the gunshot wound the mr. brown it should be noted that the three separate autopsies were conducted. one by st. louis county medical examiner's office, one by a private pathologist and one by the department of defense armed forces medical examiner. the results of all three autopsies are consistent with one another in all significant respects. mr. brown has a gunshot graze wound of the right thumb. the path of that bullet is away from the tip of the hand. soot consistent with a close up -- close range gunshot is present inside that wound. officer wilson also had a medical examination which indicated some swelling and redness to his face. almost all witnesses stated that after they heard the shot fired while mr. brown was at the car he hesitated and then ran east on canfield. most stated that almost immediately officer wilson g

. >> in the afternoon, wim westhoff gives it another go.here are plenty of geese to shoot at. >> in the end, you go home with three or four geese, or one or two perhaps. that's nice. it's exciting and that makes it fun. >> so it's back to the blind to wait again. the hunter says it's worth it, because in the end, you know the meat is organic through and through. >> one of the most controversial european stories over the last few months has been the case of a british couple who took their cancer-stricken son, ashya king, out of hospital in the uk without permission. they brought illegally him to spain. british authorities released a european arrest warrant, and one of the first things that spanish police did was turn to social media, posting an alert on twitter. within minutes, the police received a message from someone who had spotted the couple, and they were arrested. it's the highest profile example so far of how spanish police are increasingly using social media to combat crime. >> like almost anywhere in the world, the police in spain

has been so divisive, people are tired of a leader who has been pitting up again one another, men and wimwomen, and wall street, and main street, and rich and poor, people want to move forward as a country. take care of problem like -- >> i agree with that. it does take two to tango and be stubborn. republicans have their fair share blame for, that but after the elections clear that american people are sick of this guy, and his policies, and yet he did not acknowledge it. all these people who hope that things are get better i don't know. >> i blame his party more -- i actually feel sorry for obama at-this-point, his party has no backbone. how much should he have achievered compared to other democrats in history. if they sold -- look this guy, if everyone who got a benefit from obama over last few years voted, this never would have happened. people got money for cars, underwater homes they got to refinance. neil: with everyone else paying for it got pissed off. >> they did not vote for him anyway. >> how come democrats could not get those people to vote. >> are mad at democratic party ache