. they didn t only fail me. they failed many of us and if we don t take care of this, they may fail you in the future. the outrage of this no-indictment ruling, people in st. louis and that area are empathizing and they continue to protest the ruling not to indict officer darren wilson for killing unarmed teenager michael brown. protesters have been chanting one resounding phrase. hands up! don t shoot! hands up! don t shoot! hands up! don t shoot! hands up, don t shoot is a simple call for change in the law enforcement tactics in america. the video shows eric garner putting his hands up. is this asking too much? fess up, own up, explain to all of us. explain to the kids today who are of a different skin color of
it is okay for us to believe our lying eyes. we see what happened and no one has to interpret that for us. so without question, there is no explanation i really need. i see it. i understand what it is and we can certainly come to our own determination as to eric garner. we hear him crying for his life for god s sake. it doesn t get clearer than this case. we are looking at live shots of lower manhattan right now. demonstrations and protests can lose their credibility in a heartbeat if there s any kind of violence. what are your expectations here? what s going to happen as you see it? ed, i have a different viewpoint on this. obviously, the preponderance of people that are out there are protesting and trying to demonstrate their anger and frustration with ways that are not working for people in this country. i want to make sure that law enforcement keeps a level head, understands the frustration and anguish, and i want to challenge law enforcement to make sure that these things are
downy, wash in the wow. tonight protests for eric garner continue around the country. and it happened throughout the day. from low wages to law enforcement tactics, people are speaking out in the form of protests. we re keeping an eye on the demonstrations as they unfold.
was taking place to justify the officer s actions and obviously from what we could tell from the video, this officer was using excessive force and eric garner told him time and time again that he couldn t breathe and it ultimately led to his death and it had a negative effect on eric garner given the situation that he found himself in. chuck drago and darryl park, i appreciate your time on this. we are keeping an eye on the protests building this hour in new york. we ll check in with our crews on the street just ahead. stay with us. we re right back with the ed show. begins with the cloud. this is titanfall, the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud.
daughters have just lit up the beautiful christmas tree in washington, d.c. turning now to the activists organizing in foley square in lower manhattan. this is just across the street from the police department headquarters. they re marching in protest not to indict the police officer that killed eric garner in july. organizers today and tomorrow from michigan to pennsylvania. we ll keep an eye on these marches and bring you any more details as they develop. we re right back on the ed show . i m kate rogers with your cnbc market wrap. a seesaw session which ends down 12. the s&p sheds 2 and the nasdaq falls five. the number of americans filing for first-time jobless claims fell last week. filings dropped 17,000 to 297,000. economists expected a decline to 295,000. the november jobs report is out tomorrow. shares of sears lost more than