case do not indict officer wilson in the death of michael brown. now the protests spreading nationwide to half a dozen cities. look at this melee here in new york city. police surrounding one man. and when he starts to fight, others jump in. some throwing punches at the cops. look at this. unbelievable. and now tonight for the first time we hear from officer wilson, that he felt he had to shoot michael brown because he believed that michael brown would kill him. watch. >> he threw the first punch? >> yes. he threw the first one and hit me in the left side of my face. >> you know, some of the witnesses have said that they saw you trying to pull him into the car. >> that would be against every training every taught to any law enforcement officer. i just felt the immense power that he had. the way i've described it, it was like a 5-year-old holding on to hulk hogan, that's how big this man was. when i said get back or i'm going to shoot you. then his response immediately, he grabbed the top my gun. he said you're too much of a [ bleep ] to shoot me. while he's doing that, i can

be indicted for shooting and killing 18-year-old michael brown. that verdict set to be released at 8:00 p.m. central time, 9:00 p.m. eastern. we're there right now. the racially charged case sparked violent protests over the summer. and already tonight crowds are gathering in ferguson waiting to hear what the grand jury has decided. we will bring you that announcement just as soon as it happens. you can see we are live inside the courtroom. you will not miss a moment. earlier tonight we heard directly from local and state leaders all calling for calm no matter the outcome. >> our shared hope and expectation is that regardless of the decision, people on all sides show tolerance, mutual respect and restraint. >> our immediate priority is to ensure that people are safe and able to voice their concerns in an orderly fashion. >> at this hour we are hearing reports that officer wilson has not been contacted by the prosecutor's office informing him of an indictment. reports suggesting that could mean he's expecting good news as he apparently is under the impression that they would have ca

police officer darren wilson for the shooting death of michael brown. the officer is white, the 18-year-old was black. welcome to a live midnight edition of the kelly file everyone, i'm megyn kelly. our crews witnessing windows being smashed, a police car, torched. look at that. a fox news camera smashed onto the ground we're seeing angry crowds gathering. take a look here in new york city. protestors in times square chanting we are doing this for mike brown. one man in the mix dragged out of the crowd, bloody. large crowds throughout the streets of philadelphia tonight. it comes just hours after president obama acknowledges emotions are running high, and also appealing for calm. and very moment he said that, is the very moment violence really starts to erupt in ferguson, watch this. >> there are issues in which the law too often feels as if it is being applied in discriminatory fashion. i don't think that is true for the majority of communities. for the vast majority of law enforcement officials but these are real issues. and we have to lift them up and not deny them or try to chant th

wilson for the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown. the officer is white and the 18-year-old was black. welcome to a live midnight edition of "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. over the past few hours we have witnessed disturbing scenes on the straits of missouri. the crews are witnessing shots being fired and windows being smashed and stores being looted. a police car torched. look at that. smoke deployed in an attempt to break up the crowds. even a fox gnaws camera smashed -- fox news camera smashed to the ground. and now the anger is spreading. from coast to coast we are seeing angry crowds gathering. in new york city protesters in time square chanting "we are doing this for mike brown." one man in the mix dragged out of the crowd bloody. large crowds marching through the streets of philadelphia. it is hours after president obama acknowledges emotions are running high while also appealing for calm. and the moment he says that is the very moment violence really starts to erupt in ferguson. watch this. >>> there are issues in which the law too often feels as if it is bei

michael brown's case. prosecutors are expected to announce that decision in two hours. 9:00 eastern, 8:00 central. grand jury deciding whether or not to indict officer darren wilson. he is the ferguson missouri police officer who shot michael brown to death in august. rioters and police right now ferguson bracing for more possible unrest. we have live team coverage from the courthouse to the police command center to the streets of ferguson. plus, all the legal and forensic experts are here. brown family lawyer benjamin crump and michael badennen who incidentally performed autopsy on the decedent michael brown. we begin with steve harrigan outside the courthouse in clayton, missouri. steve? >> greta, tremendous sense of anticipation here outside the courthouse. small groups coming out to see what's going on here and the police station in ferguson as well. this grand jury of 12, nine whites and three blacks worked in the shadows as grand juries do. now we know they have reached a decision. we don't know what that decision is is that announcement is two hours away. really a range of optio

lawyers for michael brown's family say the whole process was unfair, that the jury didn't get the guidance it needed. that the police officer was not cross examined. and in the end, justice was not served. how is it possible that two different groups see this one issue so completely differently? is it part of the divide in our nation? and where is it leading us? let's get to it. >>> good tuesday afternoon fro deck on a very difficult day in america where we're all left to wonder where is this taking us. and will history be our guide. we're right now waiting for the mayor of ferguson, missouri, to speak following a night of violence and destruction in his city. we'll bring you the news when it begins. but first the parents of michael brown say the legal system is broken. that's the word from their attorney, a very emotional attorney a short time ago. a grand jury decided not to indict the white police officer for shooting the black 18-year-old who did not have any weapons on him. the family says they are profoundly disappointed in the jury's decision, which sparked a night of viole

indict officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. we begin with fox news correspondent steve harrigan live in ferguson. steve? >> >> kimberly, as you can see behind me in downtown ferguson things have changed dramatically over the last 48 hours that's because the police and the national guard are basically blocking off entire sections of the town where the protests were on omonday. all these stores boarded up. that is those that weren't burned down on monday. all street traffic, all foot traffic being redirected to other parts of the city. now, there was some violence overnight. city hall got hit with some rocks, glass broken. one police car was overturned. smashed with bricks and set on fire. but, overall, a much quieter night and that's due to the large presence of the national guard. about 2,100 strong, we saw some rioting, some looting in this market monday night. can you see national guard officers in camouflage with helmets, with rifles, about every 10 feet. so dead quiet here. but dead quiet for the stores also. one of the busiest shopping weeks of

shooting. they testified they never saw brown raise his hands in the air to surrender fwu say they saw him confront officer wilson. >> they saw the altercation in the car between officer grown and officer will on. it was described as wrestling and tug of war and movement. several other witnesses described mr. brown and bunching officer wilson while mr. brown was partially inside the vehicle. they heard a gun shot while mr. brown was still partially inside the vehicle. >> they released witnesses of officer wilson's face with bruising along his cheeks. they heard from brown about what happened when he got out of the car as well. >> mr. brown ran east off canfield and officer will begin gave chase. at the corner of copper creek he stopped and turned back toward officer wilson. as michael brown moved toward officer wilson several more shots were fired the officer and michael brown was fatally bound wounded. >> the jury of 9 whites 3 blacks they decided not to press charges against officer darren wilson because there wasn't enough evidence to show probable cause. the grand jury made its decisio

simple arguments here, the michael brown law that they started to float out there, cameras on all the police. i stood out there and heard dozens of people not wanting to be filmed by the place while they were protesting. >> i think it's -- i'm talking about citizens, we're going to come out here and protest, but don't film us. >> when i was watching this on youstream, they would be taunting the police, so they could film the police doing something. but they don't want to get filmed. >> juan hits the nail on the head, civil rights wasn't won because of protests, it was won because they engaged the system and they changed the laws. >> people who want to jump in front of a tv camera, these people are hustlers, they're in for the money. but if you want to change the system, it's a long-term issue. >> why don't you ask al sharpton who comes out there at 11:00 a.m., and stands in front of the church. nobody says okay, al, what law are you going to come back here, when the riots, when the protests are over and what are you going to do find the solution? >> that's the problem with you peo

. >> a shocking display. michael brown's step-father screaming for violence after the decision last night. tonight we will analyze all that has happened thus far. >> this is a foregone conclusion. this was a rigged game. is it legal? we will take a look at the facts. >> i know of people in my own party and in my own government structure who disregard things we say and how we feel and we are not going to allow it anymore. >> what does that mean? is that a threat? as emotions run high in ferguson, missouri, we will discuss the matter. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >>> i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. if anything happens in missouri at this hour we will take you there instantly as our correspondents are standing by. reaction to the michael brown decision that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. this is a two track story. the facts and the emotional aspect of what happened. let's look at the facts first. grand jury comprised of 12 american citizens heard 70 hours of testimony from about 60 witnesse

hearing officer wilson's account of the deadly shooting of michael brown. >> i used my door to try to push him back and yell at him to get back. again, he just pushed the door shut and stairs at me. as i look back at him. >> he threw the first punch. >> yes. i reached out my window to grab his forearm because i was going to move him back and get out of the car where i'm no longer trapped. when i felt the immense power it was like a a-year-old holding on to hulk hogan. that's how big he was. >> hulk hogan. >> large. >> you are a pretty big guy. >> i'm above average. >> you try to grab but you feel that force. >> yes. as i hold him i see him coming back around with his left hand. in the shape like this. and it comes through the window in just a solid punch to the right side of my face. >> you are still sitting there figuring out how to get out of this. >> yes how do i survive. after he come at me i fired a series of shots and paused. >> what did you see? >> i noticed at least one of them hit him. i don't know where but i saw his body just flinch a little. after that, i paused and i a

apartment complex where michael brown was shot and killed. police tell us the shots were random and there are no injuries reported at this time. we'll have updates throughout the hour. one day after not being indicted by a grand jury, ferguson police officer darren wilson sat down with abc for his first television interview. take a look at what officer wilson describes what really happened on that fateful august afternoon. >> i seen him coming around with that left hand. it is in a shape like this and comes through the window and a punch to my face. >> you're still figuring out how do i get out of this? >> how do i survive? >> how do i survive? >> yes, i didn't know if i could sustain another hit like that. >> where was your gun. >> i point it at him. get back or him going to shoot you. his response, he grab the top of my gun. and he said, you're too much of a [ bleep ] to shoot me. i can feel him trying to get over my trigger guard and shoot me with my own gun. that's when i shoot him in the hand. i start chasing after michael brown. >> why not stay in the car? he's running away. >

suffered swelling and redness to his face, witnesses testified to how michael brown appeared to punch the officer while he was in his car, a chase ensued. the officer pulled out his firearm and that when michael brown was moving toward officer wilson, officer wilson shot and killed him. talking about how some witnesses even said he shot, then paused, then michael brown started to move again according to some witnesses. and then was shot again. i want to tell the audience sean is coming up in one moment. we're waiting for president obama. so we're going to go to president obama in a moment because he has speak tonight on this. sean hannity is standing by with rudy giuliani. so you'll see them in moments as well. the question was asked by fox news, were any of the witnesses who testified that michael brown was moving toward officer wilson at the time he was shot african-american and the prosecutor went on at length saying, yes, indeed, several of the witnesses who testified to that effect were in fact african-americans who said that michael brown, the 18-year-old who is now dead, was co

not indict police officer darren wilson for the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown. the officer is white. the 18-year-old was black. welcome to live midnight edition of the kelly file. over the past few hours we've witnessed a series of disturbing scenes. megyn kelly. our crews witnessing windows being smashed, a police car, torched. look at that. a fox news camera smashed onto the ground we're seeing angry crowds gathering. take a look here in new york city. protestors in times square chanting we are doing this for mike brown. one man in the mix dragged out of the crowd, bloody. large crowds throughout the streets of philadelphia tonight. it comes just hours after president obama acknowledges emotions are running high, and also appealing for calm. and very moment he said that, is the very moment violence really starts to erupt in ferguson, watch this. >> there are issues in which the law too often feels as if it is being applied in discriminatory fashion. i don't think that is true for the majority of communities. for the vast majority of law enforcement officials but t

charges in the shooting death of michael brown leaves a community and a country divided. we'll discuss the facts of the case and whether an indictment was warranted with attorneys on both sides. from police officer darren wilson's legal team, neil bruntrager and from the family of michael brown, daryl parker. president obama appeals for calm while the streets of ferguson erupt. >> that won't be done by throwing bottles or smashing car windows and certainly won't be done by hurting anybody. >> how does the country ease the tension between race and law enforcement? we'll ask rudy giuliani and head of the national urban league, marc morial. plus, what role has the media played surrounding ferguson. >> the 24-hour news cycle. >> our sunday panel weighs in on that. all right now on a special "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. police officer darren wilson announced late saturday, he has resigned from the ferguson police force. but the decision not to indict him has left ferguson and the nation in turmoil. today we want to examine the fallout from several angles.

michael brown who was captured just moments after the grand jury's decision was announced on monday. remember this. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> as unfortunate as those remarks were, the naacp, they still refuse to condemn them. take a look at this. >> he was in a lot of pain. he was in the moment. but do you think that served as a call to violence? >> no, i don't think that that was a call for violence or it calls violence. the fact of the matter -- a single set of violence sent this consequence in motion. that would be the shooting by officer wilson. >> i wonder what business owners in ferguson have to say about that now that some of their stores have been destroyed or completely lost. remember back in august minutes before michael brown was fatally shot and killed by officer darren wilson the teen was caught on surveillance tapes stealing cigars from the ferguson market. he was seen strong arming the clerk. after the grand jury was announced and started wreaking havoc, that stoim store was targeted by protesters. you can see in a "hannity" exclusive video there are

wilson also says michael brown never put his hands up as some witnesses described. and you will hear more of officer wilson's interview a little later in our hour. we are getting more information about the evidence presented to the grand jury it includes hours of testimony, including officer darren wilson himself. also today it prosecutors releasing photos, showing bruises on officer wilson's face, down the back of his head. those photos though are generating much controversy. some of the injuries are insignificant. and there is more. according to the grand jury transcripts, officer wilson told the grand jury that he felt he needed to pull the trigger because he feared for his levee. he testified, quote: i felt that under another one of those punches in my face could knock me out or worse, i mean it was -- he is obviously bigger than i was and stronger. i had already taken to two to the face. i didn't think i would. the third one could be fatal if he hit me right. and joining us, our legal panel. defense lawyer ted williams live in ferguson and former prosecutor katie fang in miami.

. [shouting] >> a shocking display. michael brown stepfather screaming for violence after the decision last night tonight, we will analyze all that has happened thus far. >> this was a forgone conclusion. this was a rigged game. >> an outrageous statement impugns the honesty of 12 grand jury members. is it legal will take a look at the facts. >> he i know of people in my own party, in my own government structure who disregard things that we say. and how we feel and we are not going to it allow it anymore. >> what does that mean? is that a threat? as emotions run high in ferguson, missouri, we will discuss the matter with charles krauthammer and bernie goldberg. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. if anything happens in missouri at this hour we will take you there instantly as our correspondents are standing by. reaction to the michael brown decision that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. this is a two track story. the facts and the emotional aspect of what ha

the case do not indict officer wilson in the death of michael brown. now the protests spreading nationwide to half a dozen cities. look at this melee here in new york city. police surrounding one man. and when he starts to fight, others jump in. some throwing punches at the cops. look at this. unbelievable. and now tonight for the first time we hear from officer wilson, that he felt he had to shoot michael brown because he believed that michael brown would kill him. watch. >> he threw the first punch? >> yes. he threw the first one and hit me in the left side of my face. >> you know, some of the witnesses have said that they saw you trying to pull him into the car. >> that would be against every training every taught to any law enforcement officer. i just felt the immense power that he had. the way i've described it, it was like a 5-year-old holding on to hulk hogan, that's how big this man was. when i said get back or i'm going to shoot you. then his response immediately, he grabbed the top my gun. he said you're too much of a [ bleep ] to shoot me. while he's doing that, i can

michael brown, the scene in ferguson appears to be relatively calm. last night we witnessed shots fired, dozens of arrests, and a police car being torched. the governor saying he's continuing to monitor the situation closely saying the actions of the national guard have been helpful. but some feel the governor sent in the troops far too late. the former ferguson mayor even calling for the governor's resignation today. listen. >> he failed the city of ferguson. he failed the state of missouri. he should resign. >> we have a powerful lineup for you to want. governor mike huckabee and judge alex ferrar. but we begin with mike tobin live on the ground in ferguson. hello, mike. >> hi there. it's pretty slow largely due to the weather right now. you've got this wet miserable snow coming down. because of that you can see number of demonstrators has picked up a little throughout the evening but is pretty small. what is picking up is their volume. contrast them to the national guard out here in this bad weather the night before the holiday, they're standing sent ri as their mission would dictate

business owners and taking advantage of the community. in many ways of mr. brown's life and legacy. this almost has to turn into something good. otherwise an 18-year-old man lost his life for nothing. bill: mike tobin picks up our coverage in ferguson. how were things last night? >> reporter: the city hall is boarded up because the dem strairgses came down here -- the demonstrations came down here last night. there are still some jarring and groak broken glass on the ground. it was a spontaneous event. you had kids jumping on top of the car. they were cleared off this street with the use of some tapper gas. there is a lot of inserted drama, carnival-like atmosphere when all this takes place. i want to show you a video of a man who managed to set his own hand on fire lighting a molotov cocktail. kids drop to their knees and put their hands in the air for dramatic effect. she was joined at times by one guy. there were 20 photographers in a scrum behind her trying to get the shot. it only happened when a county flimp grabbed her by the scruf of the neck and pulled her behind the polic

alert. we're live in ferguson, missouri where we expect to hear from michael brown's family at any moment. this is the first time they've spoken publicly since a grand jury declined to indict police officer darrell wilson in the shooting death of their son. here with us today -- hashtag one lucky guy, former senator from massachusetts, scott brown and we welcome him back to the fox news family as a contributor but we remind the senator that today's outnumbered for the first time. welcome. >> i'm outnumbered at home. i might as well be outnumbered here as well. >> your dogs are neutral. >> don't tell them that. >> we have your lovely wife in the studio as well so we'll get right to the news. good to have you here. while the streets of rage in ferguson, angry crowds looting, torching scores of businesses and causing general mayhem after word came there would be no indictment of officer wilson. more than 80 people in ferguson and st. louis areas under arrest and our own mike tobin was there when all of this went down. he joins us from ferguson. mike? >> andrea, last night we watched p

in ferguson and both sides on the michael brown issue are bracing for possibly another night of protests and potential violence. correspondent mike toobin is live in ferguson. hello, mike. >> reporter: hello, bret, the violent scenes from last night in ferguson cannot be repeated, those words from missouri governor jay nixon who's ramping up the national guard presence from 20 troops to 2,200. as night falls in this town, we wait to see if people will riot again. fire and mayhem overwhelmed the streets of ferguson. police used tear gas to disburse rioters, sending them scrambling as they smashed windows and looted stores and fired guns into the air. this chaos is most destructive since michael brown was shot. >> the out of towners came in and tore up our community. well our community has got to take responsibility for what happened tonight. >> reporter: people marched in chicago, new york and d.c. n oakland, they lay in the street, simulating the death of michael brown, all of it an angry reaction to a grand jury decision failing to indict officer wilson. >> there's no evidence

jeanne shaheen in a debate with republican senator scott brown. it's hard to imagine if much laughter at shaheen headquarters has this race has tightened up. shaheen maintained at least a ten-point polling lead for the last six months, even to see that disappear in the last few weeks. chief political correspondent paul cameron with a look at how that happened. >> reporter: thanks, megyn. the u.s. senate race in new hampshire may show how potent the race could be. in this race, it's a virtual dead heat. jeanne shaheen going after republican challenger scott brown. he's a republican. last, the u.s. senator from massachusetts. because he's not from new hampshire, the phrase of carpet bagger has been thrown around. she joked about it using the very controversial issue of immigration reform to talk about keeping scott brown out of new hampshire. >> we sort of let this guy sneak over the border. you probably have noticed that we've been debating border security a little bit in the campaign. literally, we didn't do enough to secure the southern border in new hampshire. >> she's voted not to

/" i've 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >> since the shooting of michael brown by officer darren wilson on august 9, one chant has dominated the faithful encounter. >> r hands up don't shoot, something officer darren wilson said never happened. >> some of the eyewitnesses have said, when at that moment he turned around, he turned around and put his hands up. >> that would be incorrect. >> no way? >> no way. >> so you say he starts to run, he starts to come towards you. >> uh-huh. >> and? >> i gave myself another mental checkup, can i shoot this guy? legally can i? and the answer to my question is, he's going to kill me if i don't. >> how did it come to define the counter and spur a global response. i know you've read over this ed that the grand jury presented. the witness testimony was seemingly all over the place, which created reasonable doubt and reasonable doubt is not enough for a conviction. >> it starts with a lie. it is a lie. hands up don't shoot is a lie per pet fwated by michael brown's accomplice in the robbery. let's call it what it is. all of this han

shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown. welcome to "happening now," i'm jon scott. heather: and i'm heather in for jenna lee today. the streets of ferguson, missouri, mostly clear, the sidewalks covered in shattered glass that tells the story of last night's fury there. protesters torching buildings and police cars, looters leaving more than two dozen hiss damaged or destroyed -- businesses damaged or destroyed. in the meantime, police responding with smoke, tear gas and also bean bags, arresting more than 80 people there altogether. and now police are stepping up their efforts to contain the violence. >> the plan that we had with the national guard to deploy them throughout the city at about 45 locations, i believe, did have a positive impact. we're going to continue to see the presence of the police department at organized events just as we have seen. but you're going to see more of them. and very early on, was we know what's capable -- because we know what's capable of happening in these crowds, you will see an intervention when we see criminal activity. we do not tolerate cr

injured. >>> ferguson officer darren wilson breaking his silence about the shooting of michael brown. >> he through the first punch. >> through the first one and it hit me upside of the face. >> some of the witnesses said they saw you trying to pull him into the car. >> that would go against any training i have had as a police officer. >> i said get back or i am going to shoot you. when he grabbed the top of the gun he said you are too much of a (bleep) too shot me. i felt his hand trying to get over my trigger guard to shoot me. that's when i p you willed the trigger. >> some say at that moment he turned around he turned around and put his hands up. >> that would be incorrect. >> you are absolutely convinced when you look through your heart and your mind that if michael brown were white this would have gone down exactly the same way? >> yes. >> no question? >> no question. >> president obama speaking out about ferguson. >> president obama says he cannot comment on ongoing investigations and the department of justice is still looking into the michael brown shooting. for the second da

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simply fan the flames? the reverend joining the family of michael brown, but all but assuring the very violence brown's mom and dad initially urged the community to avoid. sounds like what you are saying, sheriff, whatever his intentions, he made things worse. >> well, you know, he always does. any time al sharpton shows up on the scene, nothing's good going to come out of that. i heard the father the other night call for calm and i think it was a slap in the face to his family and the memory of michael brown that these anarchists, and that's what they are, i'm going to call them for what they are, they didn't acquiesce to the father's call for calm and instead showed true motivation, which is self serving. i also can't for the life of me figure out, i heard some of the president's comments last night, he said what we need to do is try to understand them and he said the anger was an understandable reaction, and i was just floored by that, because it's not an understandable reaction. people have to come up with a more socially acceptable way to deal with anger and frustration. this

. >> that was jean shaheen in a debate with scott brown more than a week ago. the crowd thought it was a funnç moment. hard to see if there is much laughter going on scott brown was not supposed to be a contender. shaheen maintained a 10 point polling lead only to see that disappear in the last few weeks. carl cameron with a look at how it happened. >> thanks megan. the u.s. senate race= potatoed tent anti obama and democratic strategy by republicans could be. she is going after her republican challenger scott brown. he's a republican. last the u.s. senator from massachusetts. because he's not from new hampshire the carpet bagger has been thrown around a bit. she joked about it using controversial issue about reform. watch. >> let this guy sneak over the border you probably notice them debating border security in this campaign. we didn't do enough for the senate border in new hampshire. >> she voted not to secure the border not to send troops to the border. i have. i am going to extend that to the people and listen to their rational fears about the real issue. >> john mccain is ba

michael brown in that case to emmett till, and i'm not kidding, juan williams is here to weigh in on that. and the latest out of ferguson on this busy news night on "hannity." it's more than the driver. it's more than the car. for lotus f1 team, the competitive edge is the cloud. powered by microsoft dynamics, azure, and office 365, the team can gain real time insights and instantly share information around the globe. when every millisecond counts, staying competitive begins with the cloud. this is the microsoft cloud. >>> welcome back to "hannity." as the country awaiting the decision of whether officer wilson will be indicted in the shooting death of michael brown, prominent politicians are jumping in and fanning the flames of violence. just yesterday eric holder went completely over the line when he likened michael brown to emmett till. watch this. >> the struggle goes on. and it's not only ferguson. there are other communities around our country where we are dealing with relationships that are not what they should be official communities or whether it's on a more personal level.

the spot where mike brown was killed and set off on that 120-mile march to jefferson city. the target of that demonstration is racial profiling. >> we have called for the resignation of the chief of police. we have called for the appointment of a special prosecutor. more importantly, we called for an end to racial profileing. >> reporter: with governor nixon looking for emergency funding for the national guard presence, all eyes really are looking toward this evening. it's better weather, the demonstrators will be out once again. the question is whether there will be violence one more time. heather, back to you. >> let's hope not. mike tobin live, thank you. >>> people in wyoming are trying to clean up after hurricane force winds whipped through the state there yesterday causing power outages and knocking out some windows. meantime, thousands of homes in the northeast are still without power today. utility crews are work to get things back up and running following a massive nor'easter that came barreling through new england earlier this week just in time for thanksgiving holiday. mete

michael brown. i'm fwrechen carlson. we will keep it here today to bring you the real story on this. >>> police cars overnight, looters leaving two dozen businesses damaged or destroyed. bursts of gunfire slowing down crews, fighting dozens of those fires. meantime, police responding with smoke, tear gas, bean bags, and more than 80 arrests. now local law enforcement and the national guard are stepping up their efforts to try and contain the violence. mike tobin has been on the ground in ferguson, missouri, since last night. he is there now with the very latest. mike, what are things looking like today? not great by your background. >> no. it's pretty sad. lots of destruction, and in the face of all of this destruction, the national guard troops are deployed to the ferguson area. that in the face of criticism that we get from business owners that during all of the mayhem last night, you did see some police, but you didn't see the guardsmen on the frontline. more of them are coming. keep in mind largely what the guardsmen do is sort of a background role. they'll do things like securi

darren wilson in the death of michael brown. good morning. there is a lot to go through. martha: i'm martha maccallum. after months of poring over the evidence, the st. louis county prosecutor announced the grand jury's decision a little after 9:00 p.m. eastern. listen to this. >> they determined no probable cause exists to file any charge against officer wilson and filed a no true bill on each of the five indictments. martha: mccollough spoke for 45 minutes. he details the evidence the jury considered. he said in the end the forensics did not match up with what some of the witnesses claimed they had seen. >> some witnesses admitted they didn't see the shooting or didn't see the shooting or were just repeating what they heard on the street and others adjusted their statements to fit the facts. others stood by their statements were discredited by the physical evidence. bill: mike tobin running for cover as the gunshots and the tear gas rang out around him. [gunshots] >> cool out! martha: moments later president obama took to the briefing room. he called for calm, but look at the pictu

shaheen headquarters after this race tightened up. scott brown was not supposed to even be a contender. maintained a ten-point polling lead in the last six months only to see it disappear in the last few weeks. chief political correspondent carl cameron now with a look at how that happened. >> thanks, megyn. the u.s. senate race in new hampshire really may test how potent the anti-obama and democratic agenda strategy by republicans can be. in this race is a virtual dead heat. jean shaheen going after republican challenger scott brown. he is a republican last u.s. senator from massachusetts. and because he's not from new hampshire the charges of carpet bagger have been put on quite a bit. at a chili cookoff she joked about it using immigration reform to talk about keeping scott brown out of new hampshire and denying him entry. watch. >> we sort of let this guy sneak over the border. you probably notice we've been debating border security a little bit. clearly we didn't do enough to secure the southern border. >> she's voted not to secure the border, not to send troops to the border. i h

between officer darren wilson and michael brown on that day in august. we have not heard from mr. wilson so far until last night. he sat down with george stephanopoulos in ferguson, missouri. abc got the exclusive rights to the interview. apparently they did not pay him any money but here he is, officer wilson, explaining what happened that day. >> he threw the first punch? >> yes. he threw the first one and hit me in the last side of my face. >> some of the witnesses said they saw you trying to pull him into the car? >> [inaudible] training ever taught the law enforcement. i thought the immense power he had and the way i described it it was like a five-year-old going against hulk hogan. that is how big this man was. [inaudible] i'm going to shoot you. his response, he grabbed my gun. his response was you're too much of a [bleep] to shoot me. i could feel his hand try to shoot me with my own gun. that is when i pulled the trigger for the first time. >> why not stay in the car? he's running away? >> my job isn't to just sit and wait. i have to see where this guy goes. >> you felt

. we are awaiting as harris just told you new reaction from michael brown's family and the grand jury decision. >> their objection to the process and prosecutor. this is "happening now". >> fury in ferguson, teargas and gunfire after a grand jury's decision not to indict the police officer in ferguson, missouri. what is next in the case that ignited a fire storm? >> and plus, i have submitted by resignation for the secretary of defense. what is behind the resignation of secretary of deputies chuck hagel. and the effort to defeat isis and obama's legacy. four years a sniper. he is putting his ears on the the front line and using real life natural disasters. it is all "happening now". ♪ >> first though, our top story. the family of michael brown about to react to the grand jury's decision not to indict the police officer. welcome to the second hour of "happening now". i am jon scott. >> and i am heather in for jenna le. the brown family with al sharpton and they reject the process and demanding a change in the law. >> adam? >> reporter: the community is shell shocked. 25 different fir

of michael brown and the prosecutor works the round-the-clock cover. >> the significant coverage has been the 24 hour news cycle and the insatiable appetite for anything to talk about. >> did the press rush to convert officer darren wilson? >> you are absolutely convinced when you look through your heart and your mind that if michael brown were white this would have gone down the same way? >> no question. no question. >> with journalists in ferguson facing tear gas and attack --. >> the tear gas dropped and it will be bad to we do not have masks. they are throwing it back. >> did all the t cameras exacerbate the violence? >> president obama dumps chuck hagel as pentagon chief while his aides trash the guy in the press. why do news outlets publish this? fun talking about sexism with the ladies out numbered. >> in our line of work we are criticize more as fee mays in the business than the men especially for how we look and dress. >> i wore parachute pants two days in a row and someone commented. >> this is "media buzz." >> an extraordinary split screen spectacle, president obama aping

stepfather of michael brown helped fuel the vicious riot in ferguson and did he commit a crime for saying it? we'll have a debate. who is behind the protests that have swept major american cities over the last few days, trying up traffic, wreaking havoc, leading to injuries. we'll have a factor investigation. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪. >> hi, i'm juan williams in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. it's 7:00 in the evening in ferguson, missouri and it looks as if the police and the weather may finally be tamping down the trouble. on the scene all week has been the intrepid reporter mike tobin he joins us now. mike, what about this story about the protesters grabbing a police weapon? >> well, if you remember from the coverage on monday night, just about a quarter mile in that direction there were a couple of police cars that were set on fire during the course of this demonstration. what we now understand from police is one of those vehicles had it an ar-15 weapon. that ar-15 is now missing presumably in the hands o

, exactly who's protesting? and are they really protesting about just michael brown or more about just bashing capitalism? or something else? welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. and you see this guy? well, he's accused of throwing fake blood on new york city police commissioner bill bratton at a protest in times square. turns out he's also a key figure in the occupied wall street movement. to protest the brown decision, beginning to wonder if this is about something more than michael brown. good to have you back. what do you make of all this? >> well, i'm terribly frustrated. i said the other night, neil, what happens when the circus, and i define the circus as the paid protests, the anarchists, the activists, the card-carrying zealots that are out there, the occupy wall street crowd that has come into ferguson. what happens when they leave town after all the burning, after all the, god forbid there should be any deaths, is what will be left is an economic wasteland, and the very frustration, legitimate frustration that the people of ferguson have, the young people of ferguson have, j