that s really the last thing i saw before me and or the other cars and i ran out of the lot. and up until this point, would you describe the protests had been mostly peaceful? i mean there had been a couple of scuffles maybe one or two arrests. is that what you d seen? caller: oh, you mean in general or yeah up until the point when the shots were fired and the policeman was wounded. caller: yes, tonight was well, there was something in the air, but for the most part, it was very well you know coordinated. there were our usual leertds, like alexis and brittany were out there leading chants. there were a couple troublemakers from i don t know. i don t even know who they were but one of our protesters was assaulted. but other than that it wasn t anything to make a big deal out of, and this just came out of nowhere, and, again, as someone who s been there since august
he came under fire almost immediately after darren wilson a white ferguson police officer, shot and killed michael brown, an unarmed black teenager after the scuffle. the anger began on the first day when brown s body wasn t removed for four hours. the community perceived that as less than humanity. reporter: that initial anger grew when jackson refused to reveal the name of the police officer who shot and killed brown. nearly a week later when he did, named officer darren wilson jackson s department used the same news conference to release surveillance video of brown stealing a pack of cigars while shoving the store clerk. hours later jackson held a second press conference saying officer wilson did not actually know brown was the robbery suspect during their initial encounter sparking even more outrage. it s not right. you have a police chief that comes out and it sounded in the initial press conference, is he the police chief or the defense
santorum said he would tell the iranians to dismantle their nuclear facilities and make them available to inspectors and if not we will degrade those facilities through air strikes and make it very public we are doing that. reporter: many critics how to rick santorum s political career was over after he lost his re-election in pen by 18 percentage points. but his star is once again rising. he hopes his iowa showing broadens his reach to new hampshire and beyond. gary tuchman, cnn, atlanta. back with our political panel now. mary matalin, rich gailen, cornell belcher. mary, we heard rick santorum talking about new hampshire being different from iowa. is it, in fact? the way he expressed it, no, it s retail politicking. but he i think we might be overreading what happened in iowa. you recall on monday we talked about i learned on the ground, and we discussed his cresting. and indeed, that is what happened. his last number was 22. he came in at 25%. which was less than the o
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effectively. and what they re trying to do, the police, are link that body to unresolved cases. so they re reopening all of these files. examples of women who ve gone missing. they haven t been found in the area, but also nationally. and they need the dna profile from this body in order to match them. they re not managing to get it. the police are being quite cryptic about why they haven t gotten this information. they don t want to give too much information to journalists. they re going to carry out more extensive tests on thursday, anderson, hopefully to bring up a match a match for several women, two or three women actually, they re focusing on right now, hopefully finding a match, giving some resolve to the families of those poor women. so the body was found in part of the estate that s open to the public. i guess easily accessible to the public. a lot of people go there. any sense of how many people go there over the course of time? and why the body wasn t discovered sooner?