autopsy of michael brown does and most importantly does not tell us about the killing of michael brown by ferguson police officer darren wilson. a sad and tragicy for our city and our country. >> a soldier was shot outside the war memorial. >> a man with a rifle shooting at a bunch of people. >> he ran up the side of this building and hijacked a car at gunpoint. >> more shots fired at the nearby parliament building. >> i happy this pop, pop, pop. >> the doors are locked. i'm here alone, just watching the entire thing unfold in front of me. >> just think someone actually got in the building with a gun is very, very disturbing. >> the gunman killed in that exchange of fire. >> his name, michael zehaf-bibeau, a common syrian surname. >> increased concern about isis-inspired terrorism in canada. >> when it comes to dealing with terrorist activity -- >> we will not be intimidated. canada will never be intimidated. >> canada and the united states have to be entirely in sync. >> this is the day that changes everything. >>> corporal was standing shot at war memorial. they gave cpr to the 24-year-

cover what the official autopsy of michael brown does and most importantly does not tell us about the killing of michael brown by ferguson police officer darren wilson. but of course, the barricades have been lifted across ottawa after a man shot and killed a soldier and caused a lockdown of parliament. >>> terror in canada's capital. >> breaking news, at least two people shot. >> today is a sad and tragic day for our city and our country. >> a soldier was shot outside the war memorial. there's a man with a rifle shooting at a bunch of people. >> hijacked a car at gun point and headed that direction towards the construction. >> more shots fired near the parliament building. >> i hear this pop, pop, pop. >> the doors are locked. i'm here alone just watching the entire thing unfold in front of me. >> to think someone actually got in the building with a gun is very, very disturbing. >> the gunman killed in that exchange of fire. >>> his name, michael zehah-bibeau. >> we will not be intimidated. canada will never be intimidated. >> canada and the united states has to be in entirely in syn

temperature see of michael brown may raise more questions than it answers. what will that mean for the case and community on edge tonight. a whole lot to got to tonight. i want to begin with cnn's chris cuomo live in ottawa for us. chris, a terrifying day in canada's capital. you are live at the scene. what's the lateest? >> reporter: the very latest is according to the mayor, talking with anderson cooper, they're going to start releasing somewhat of the lockdown that has gone on here. they had the entire perimeter around the parliament building of course, that situated very close to where the national war monument is, here in ottawa. they had it closed down. didn't know what they had. people involved. varying accounts. that is being released. the city is somewhat getting back to life as normal. a very traumatic event. only had four homicide here last year in ottawa. so something like this highly traumatic, don. part of the lockdown. they thought it might be multiple gunman. clarity into a single gunman or multiple gunmen. >> i can't confirm it. heard from the mayor. the police chief told h

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of michael brown. and hel,hris has had an award-winning career tom -- career, this is bill fry google -- freigle. is patricia bynes. rafford, andrred -- his photos have been shown on national television, mr. bradley rayford. and some of you may have already known our last panelist, her social media reports really drove the media coverage, not just locally, but nationally. how many followers did you have on twitter at that time? >> first i started with 1500. and now i have 13 -- 30,000. >> twitter really does work. before theney situation, and she covered ferguson wallcovering -- while planning for her wedding. , by the way, i was not invited to. >> you could have come. [laughter] >> well, ok. [laughter] of town hall lot meetings here, talking about police, talking about city leaders, talking about voting, talking about not voting, to let me ask you each, your perspective. maria, i will start with you. media did dothe the best we could, well, i know i did, and i know a lot of the people appear did. >> you were out there. you have probably seen some of the coverage of ferguson, d

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the missouri city shooting death of michael brown does not call for an indictment against the officer. it galvanized activists across the nation to see excessive force by police at some point come to an end. we're glad you joined us. that conversation coming up right now. and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. >>> the grand jury's decision whether or not to indict the officer that shot michael brown is expect in days. if they will choose not to indict the and consequences will have communities on edge. joining us to civil rights attorney and community advocate connie rice, front and center in the nation-wide efforts to bring about police reform certainly in la and beyond. connie, always great to be in conversation with you, although, i wish about something else. >> ditto. >> let me jump right in the time i have. what do you expect is going to happen if this grand jury decides not to indict? >> well, the signals right now and i'm just reading, have no idea, i think that the reason they let the leaks out that they did let out were to try to get

michael brown's death. that decision expected some time in the next two weeks. st. louis county police have spent more than $120,000 stocking up on riot gear. in these cases in this street if they erupt. ferguson police chief thomas jackson says he won't step down despite months of criticism over the police department handling of the shooting and the protest. but what if officer darren wilson is not charged? will events here spent out of control? what really happened the day michael brown was shot? we're here to ask those questions and tripe to gy to ges for you. i want to begin. breaking news a big law and order story. the capture of the pennsylvania trooper shooting suspect. joining me now to talk abut this and his capture. cnn justice department. what are your sources telling you about this capture? >> caller: don, eric frein walking back to his hiding spot inside this abandoned airport in northeastern pennsylvania when a team from the u.s. marshalls saw him. he apparently didn't see them. they were able to surprise him and brought him down. they arrested him. inside his hiding plac

. vladimir duthiers on darren wilson's account of his fatal encounter with michael brown. >> welcome to the royals! >> axelrod: and meet noah wilson, a six-year-old cancer patient way world series dream. which tell you which heavy hitters lined up to give him the royal treatment. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. we begin at the vatican tonight where a two-week meeting of 200 bishops has revealed a deep split over the the direction pope francis upons to take the church. the assembly had considered language in a document to be issued at the conclusion of the meeting that would welcome gays as well asicals who had been divorced and remarried andmented to be able to take communion again. conservative bishops vowed to fight this, saying it undermind the traditional family. in rome, alan pizzey tells us how this all turned out. >> reporter: the pope came out smiling, but the final vote on the synod's deliberations showed deep divisions. a draft document at the halfway point of the two-week gathering included an unprecedented ac

from the police officer who shot and killed michael brown, as he gives his version of what happened. >>> also, monica lewinsky talks about cyber bullying -- billowing -- bullying. and the scandal that made her famous. >>> and reaction to those offensive comments made about serena and venus williams. >>> but we start with tonight's lead, the right-wing's new poll t tax. the fight for voting rights is now a central battle in the midterm elections. with early voting now under way in 34 states, today president obama cast his early vote, and talked about the importance of the franchise. >> i'm here to vote. >> all right. we're ready. >> the most important office in a democracy, the office of citizens. that's what i'm doing right now. exercising my right. >> but now the franchise is under attack like it hasn't been in a generation. i spoke to the president in an interview for my radio show, and i asked him about the importance of getting out the vote in the midterm elections. >> we can't afford to be sitting at home, thinking that the mid terms don't matter. because i've got two years lef

justice with michael brown are getting louder with many in the city saying this only justice they will accept is an indictment of officer darren wilson. that is their interpretation of justice, and of course there is no guarantee there will be an indictme indictment. today, the governor announced plans to create a commission to examine the events. sarah sidner has more. >> reporter: on any given night, tension goes from zero to a 100 in seconds in ferguson. nightly protests sometimes end in arrests, but this is nothing compared to what some of the demonstrators say will happen if the grand jury does not indict police officer darren wilson in the killing of unarmed teenager michael brown. the city still bears the scars of the frustration here. the pastor has been in ferguson throughout the turmoil. he participates in the protests and has been arrested twice. he talks to us as we walk by the burned out quick trip near the center of where the protest first started. >> democracy is on fire, and we're called to be the fire. >> you're okay with things going up in smoke? >> i mean, it is not

. that town still reeling from the police shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown and preparing for what might happen if the officer who shot him is not charged. we've got the latest developments this morning. >>> fire in the sky. nasa's unmanned rocket explodes seconds after liftoff. this morning, investigators trying to figure out just what went wrong. >>> security watch. thousands of federal buildings across the country this morning. terror threats forcing the department of homeland security to sound the alert. we'll tell you what we're learning. good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> and i'm christine romans. it's wednesday, october 29th, it's 4:00 a.m. in the east. let's begin with breaking news from ferguson, missouri. there is word the police chief there could soon step down. officials tell cnn that chief thomas jackson's departure would be part of efforts to reform the ferguson police department, following the shooting of an unarmed teenager michael brown by officer darren wilson. chief jackson and the mayor of ferguson deny those reports. >> there's bee

to take these actions. lou: also we'll bring you the latest in what michael brown's autopsies have revealed, and what now appears to be facts surrounding his death. at least, some of facts. >> leaked grand jury testimony from ferguson, missouri revealed officer darren wilson's version of events for first time. along with a coroner's autopsy report that supports officer wilson's explain nation of how and why he shot michael brown dead. >> and ebola, and obama administration's high stakes gam gamble with the lives of many americans, the centers doctor s for stkraoedisease control. tracking those coming from west africa. >> we'll go live to cdc headquarters in atlanta, for the latest. >> we begin tonight with ottawa, and potential ties of the shooter to radical islamist terrorism, fox news reporting that canadian officials now believe that the ottawa shooter had converted to islam. fox business correspondent ashley webster with the report. >> reporter: lou, right now there are still large number of buildings in and around parliament hill, in on th ottawa remaining in lockdown, officer

ferguson following the shooting death of michael brown. the it's being brought to you by the greater st. louis association of black journalists and president aja williams and the national association of black journeyses. my -- journalists. my name is bob butler, and i'm president of nabj. a coupleover housekeeping notes, we do have a twitter, a hashtag, it's @fergusonmedia, submit your questions that way, they'll collect your questions up on the screen. we also have cards if you have a question. at the end, i'm going to have a couple of questions for the panel, and then we'll go to your cards. we wanted to have a mic for people to get up and ask questions, but they don't -- we don't have that, so i want to introduce our panel. to your far left is mariah stewart, she covered the st. louis metro area for and is the ferguson fellow for huffington post. he graduated from linwood university in may and started covering ferguson, like, right after her graduation. she started covering the michael brown shooting. that's mariah stewart. [applause] >> next to mariah is christopher ave, he's the

months after the shooting of michael brown in ferguson. >>> then, caught on tape. >> video of what seems to be a new york police officer stealing someone's money. plus, the secret service versus the obama administration. new leaks to the same washington post reporter. this time, against the white house. and "all in" america hits the road with 130 foot long wind turbine blade. >> each one of these blades weigh about nine tons. >> plus, the solar boom. we look at the explosive growth in renewable energy and its surprising backers. "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. it's been 61 days since 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed in ferguson missouri. the officer is still on paid leave with no sign yet of indictment on the case. as a series of planned actions and marches started to, tensions are exfreemly high. last night, people flooded to the shaw neighborhood of st. louis after a fatal shooting between an 18-year-old man and an off-duty saint lewis police officer. according to the police, the uniformed, off-duty police officer was working for a private s

up to the death of michael brown, and what it means for the white police officer who shot him. the unarmed black teen was killed in august sparking weeks of protest and civil rights probe. new reports that brown's blood was found inside officer darren wilson's car, gun and uniform could bolster the policemen's defense. attorney reeva martin is back from los angeles. let's take this on. i believe the story in the "new york times" said that the officer said that michael brown pinned him in the police car and two shots were fired in the police car. how does this information fit into this puzzle? >> well, you are correct. we are hearing for the first time statements from the officer about what happened on the day that michael brown was shot. and what we are hearing from officer wilson is there was an altercation, a scuffle inside of his vehicle, and that michael brown tried to grab his gun, and in the attempt to grab the gun he fired two shots, and one shot, apparently, landed in michael's arm, and the other he believes missed michael. at stated, there was blood on the gun, the uniform

shootingeth death of michael brown will not make the antipolice folks happy. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly thanks for watching us tonight. talking points memo on fear and how it pertains to the obama administration will be in our second segment tonight, leading the factor, terror in canada. today, 32-year-old michael bebo opened fire in ottawa. killing a soldier and wounding at least three other people. the terrorists then ran into the parliament building where he was shot dead. witnesses say at least 30 shots were fired in the altercations. this comes after another canadian soldier was killed by a muslim on monday. after the man ran him over with a car a second soldier was injured in that terror attack. situation in canada is fluid, fox news will have hard news updates throughout the evening. joining us now from 00 warnings mark, radio talk show host. what you can add to the story tonight? >> well, bill, it's been a shocking day in ottawa. this is the kind of thing that i think a lot of canadian feels typic

. the hopes and the risks. the autopsy, surprising new details out of ferguson about michael brown's deaths. stopping abortion. shutting down a planned parenthood clinic in louisiana beforists even built. we begin with a still developing story out of ottawa tonight. we are awaiting a press conference from the canadian prime minister steven harper. we'll bring it to you when it happens. meantime, the police officer shot dead inside canadian parliament this morning. the suspect is michael zehaf bibeau. shot and killed by the house much commons sergeant at arms. just moments after a canadian soldier was shot to death at the national war memorial. the attack comes days after the murder of another canadian soldier. thomas drayton has more. >> shots had been fired at the national war memorial and a ceremonial guard was immediately hit. just two minutes later multiple shots are heard at parliament hill. by 10:00 a.m. tactical teams arrive, and shooter running with a rifle. various reports emerge that a gunman is seen in a car. shortly before noon ottawa police report there are multiple shooters in

dos meses de la muerte de michael brown >> momentos de tensiÓn se vivieron hoy al frente del departamento de policÍa de ferguson con manifestantes que trataban de ingresar al edificio y agentes que les cerraban el paso. lÍderes religiosos querían reunirse con el jefe de la policÍa para hablar sobre el caso del joven afroamericano michael brown quien en aÚn circunstancias que se investigan muriÓ el pasado 9 de agosto. las protestas y forcejeos dejaron decenas de detenidos. >> que no nos quedemos callados porque eso muestra una aceptaciÓn de la sociedad. ¿no? y estamos aceptando que exista el racismo. >> pero la jornada de hoy se iniciÓ con una marcha en la que se juntaron con estas cruces con los nombres de dos jÓvenes que fueron baleados por agentes de la policÍa de missouri. >> esa persona debe estar avergonzada, especialmente una minorÍa. pienso que podemos sufrir una injusticia como Ésta cualquier dÍa. >> los religiosos enfrentaron a los agentes para que se confesaran. hasta el lÍder espiritual le pregunto al policÍa si su trabajo era matar a jÓvenes a lo

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be, too. that's next. a. >> new at 11:00, the city of trenton covers up a mural of michael brown. painted the mural on a vacant store front. michael brown was shot by a police officer in ferguson, missouri back in august. the 18-year-old was unarmed at the time. >>> and that shooting set off weeks of unrest in the st. louis suburb, which you see some of here. nbc 10 has the story of why the mural of michael brown was removed from the streets of trenton. >> reporter: there is no trace of a mural of mike brown once painted prominently at the corner of north broad and east hanover in trenton. the trenton downtown association removed it yesterday at the urging of several police officers who were unconfidentmf with the message. >> the intent was to get a reaction, not to further divide us. >> reporter: while meant to stir up dialogue, was not meant to throw digs at local police. but local police tell us the image of michael brown gunned down by a police officer in ferguson was a distraction and undermined the good police intentions. the word michael brown and sagging pants is not probable caus

michael brown. and for writers who've lost their train of thought amtrak can help them find it. >> the best thing about it is no editor can get in touch with me, and we're in the midst of all of this. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we're beginning with a possible case of ebola in the biggest city in america. a doctor in new york who treated ebola patients patients in west africa became ill today and has been admitted to a hospital. our chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook is here. and, jon what, you have learned? >> reporter: scott, we should emphasize the patient is awaiting test results so we don't know if he has ebola. what makes this different from other cases that have turned on the to be false alarms is this patient reportedly returned from west africa in the last weeks. that's the time symptoms most often start to appear, and tonight, he is showing some of those symptoms. the doctor, craig spencer had returned from guinea after working with ebola patients for the aid group doctors without borders. the

to say about the michael brown shooting in ferguson, missouri, and whether the officer involved should be indicted. more of the interview coming up in the next hour. >>> meanwhile, as the u.s. steps up its military campaign against isis and isis steps up its own onslaught, let's go in depth right now. joining us from the white house, president obama's deputy national security adviser, ben rhodes. thanks very much for joining us. you want to weigh in, follow up on what the attorney general had to say about leon panetta? >> well, we've addressed this clearly. secretary panetta expressed his views in his book. what i would add is the president's shown he's willing to use military force, not just against osama bin laden but against terrorist targets in yemen and somalia and libya. he'll use force when it's necessary. but we make no apologies for being deliberate about the use of force, particularly when it engages the united states in conflicts like over in the middle east. the american people want a president who's going to think hard before making those decisions, who's going to a

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-armed 18-year-old michael brown by a ferguson, missouri police officer. the killing of michael brown kicked off weeks of protest in ferguson and in the greater saint lewis area. protesters called for justice in this case and called for an end to racial profiling and police misconduct around the country. now, another case of a police officer shooting and killing another teenager in st. louis city. on wednesday night, an off-duty saint lewis police officer shot and killed myers, st. louis police say that the officer shots myers after the teenager had fired at him. police have described myers as no stranger to law enforcement. they say that they uncovered a gun at the scene and that the ballistic evidence shows that he fired at least throw rounds at the officer. myers family says that he was unarmed that night and shows him minutes before he died in a convenience store where a clerk says he sold myers a sandwich. st. louis police has not relet'sed the name of the off-duty police officer in the shooting. he's currently on paid administrative leave pending the investigation. in a community that

wilson for shooting michael brown dead. then to the making of the warrior cop. >> do you think there's any validity to the criticism that the united states is increasingly becoming a police state? >> i think there is some validity to that. >>. oakland, california. the convention were swat teams from around the bay area and around the world are going to be competing around the bay. >> mother jones reporter shane bauer goes inside the urban shield trade show where local police departments flushed with department of homeland security cash can buy armored vehicles, sniper rifles, drones and more. shane is the journalist who was held for almost two years in iran. then to a texas man on trial for filming the police. we will go to austin to speak to antonio buehler of the peaceful streets project who was arrested after filming the police. a jury will decide this week if he committed a crime or not. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the nurse freed from a mandatory quarantine in new jersey says she won't obey a

a grand jury does not indict the officer that killed michael brown? >>> in a standoff pitting the state of maine, including the governor and state health officials and state police against a nurse, pretty brave one that volunteered to treat ebola patients in west africa and has gotten the world's worst welcome home. this is the scene in the tiny town of fort kent on maine's canadian border. a state of police cruisers are parked outside her home. inside, miss hickox, who you will recall, was first confined to a tent outside a hospital in newark, new jersey, and then was allowed to go home to maine where she is vowing to break her quarantine there. she has twice tested negative for ebola. she is not contagious. she doesn't have ebola. she has not tested positive. we're expecting to receive video of a statement she just made as i said. she spoke earlier on nbc's "today" show. >> you know, i don't plan on sticking to the guidelines. i remain appalled by these home quarantine policies that have been forced upon me, even though i am in perfectly good health and feeling strong and have b

conference of the congressional black conference, the attorney for michael brown and trayvon martin, along with civil rights activists, discussed police practices and abuses of police power. this is one hour and 20 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. my name is joshua harris and i work on behalf of alpha phi alpha come i would like to thank you for attending this afternoon. we are going to get things started and it's going to be a great conversation. and so i am excited. are you as excited? good, good. the first person i'm going to introduce to you here was elected to the u.s. house of representatives from the fourth congressional district in 2012. he is the first african-american and persons of color to service part of the federal delegation. he represents one of the most diverse districts in the country, which is approximately 52,000 square miles. congressman steven horsford served in 2008 and became the youngest and first african-american senate majority leader are you representing the force that served in the financial services committ

, thank you for joining me. i appreciate your expertise. just ahead, michael brown's blood found inside that police patrol car of that ferguson officer who shot him multiple times. how does this newly reported evidence line up with those multiple eyewitness accounts? we'll discuss that. plus, the united states making a major move in the war against isis. hear who the u.s. military is now arming as the fight escalates for that key border city. stay here. you're watching cnn. it's monday, a brand new start. with centurylink visionary cloud infrastructure, and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable, secure, and agile. you know.... there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. mmmm. these are good! the tasty side of fiber. from phillips and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about americas favorite potatoes: heart hea

white police officer darren wilson shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. an unarmed black teen-ager in ferguson, missouri. the protests are stretching from the east coast to the west coast in california. and tonight on the streets tensions are rising as details from the autopsy and the officer's account contradict what many in the community believe took place on august 9th. sarah is out front in ferguson, missouri, with more zblfrmt the autopsy report is the latest leek from the investigation into his death. the report first leaked to the st. louis post-dispatch reveals two details the public has not heard before. details about the gunshot wound to brown's hand and forensic information that could help determine whether the teen had his hands up while being shot. witnesses, including this construction worker, have told cnn brown had his hands up when he was shot by police officer darren wilson. >> [ inaudible ]. >> we had an independent forensic expert examine the autopsy which revealed where the bullets entered and exited the body. >> did the details of the autopsy give any ind

comes amid the leak of an autopsy report that reveals 18-year-old michael brown was shot in the head at close range. that could support the officer's claim that there was a struggle over his gun before the shooting. and we will have much more from ferguson later in this hour. but just ahead, the latest on the shooting in canada and a closer look at rising fears of terrorism. we are back in a moment. do stay with us. narrator: these are the skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator: which created thousands of new customers for the tennis shoes that got torture tested by teenagers. the internet of everything is changing manufacturing. is your network ready? may i present to you... the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >> police say bibeau had a history of drug abuse. >> i had a chance to travel to the parliament in ottawa. i'm reminded of how warmly i was received and how wonderful the people

blockbuster report. >> on michael brown's death. >> seemed to support the officer's side of the story. >> if this report holds up warren will not be indicted for michael brown's death. >> orphans only a few days old stigmatized shunned. >> university of north carolina. >> you made the dean's list despite never attending any of the classes. >> as an athlete we weren't there for education. >> not one person should be dying from an unintentional overdose of painkillers prescribed by your doctor. >> are we a healthy people or are we creating an epidemic. >> we begin in ottawa, where a man fatally shot a soldier, then entered the parliament building, continued firing shots and was shot and killed. authorities identified the man as michael zehaf bibeau. , the candidate prime minister addressed a shocked public on tuesday night. >> canada will never be intimidated. in fact this will lead us to strengthen our resolve and our efforts and those of national security agencies to identify threats and keep canada safe here at home. >> joining us now from ottawa is john iverson, a political co

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michael brown and the arrest of officer darren wilson. >>> a special edition of "new day" starts right now. >>> good morning, we're coming to you live from ottawa, canada, just hours ago it was a scene of utter chaos. following a shooting, the prime minister here flatly says it was carried out by terrorists, alisyn. >> great to have you there for us this morning. i'm alisyn camerota in new york. we want to welcome our viewers across the country and around the world. the attacks raising questions and fears about home-grown terrorists, not only in canada burgs of course, chris, here in the united states as well. >> the two very much connected. not just by a border, but by a source of concern here with these types of shooting. the confusion here, cannot be exaggerated. people didn't know what was going on. they didn't know how many shooters. but here's what we're figured out. officials say it was one shooter. and that shooter is now dead. the lockdown here is basically over. the streets behind russ still sealed off around the national war memorial. but the man in the crosshairs is the sho

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