in ferguson this morning. one year ago today ferguson took its place among the definitive spaces in the struggle for racial justice when the shooting death of michael brown prompted a movement to articulate and amplify a call for change. following the weeks of chaos, activists called for action and institutional reform, from both local and national government officials. over the last year, some of their agenda items have been realized, meaningful changes in ferguson. others remaybe unaddressed. last hour we talked about one of the biggest checkmarks on their list, the demand for the department of justice to investigate the shooting and broader claims of police civil rights violations. the report effectively ended hopes of one of the movement's most immediate demands for the prosecution of officer darren wilson. after a grand jury decided against dpimt the doj concluded