presented to a grand jury is that inherently unfair? if we seek the challenge, then we might have to start rewriting the constitution because that s how firmly entrenched the grand jury process is in our system. for more details, if you want to read it for yourself, you can check out josh s full report right now on cnn.com. now, the ferguson case ignited a nationwide conversation about race. tens of thousands of people marched in several cities yesterday protesting what they see as rampant racial injustice. for the most part these protests were peaceful but in new york two police officers are still recovering after officials say they were knocked down and beat on the brooklyn bridge. police arrested 23 people for disorderly conduct as they marched from the state capitol. in oakland, california, police say there were several incidents of vandalism and at least 45
officer, that one said he had with the fbi days after the shooting. now that interview is consistent with others johnson did including testifying before the grand jury. in them, johnson says officer darren wilson grabbed michael brown. brown was shot while running away from wilson, and that brown s hands were up when he was shot. but while johnson s story has been consistent, that s not always the case with other eyewitnesses. they were joined by the rest of the receiving corps. the now universal sign of the ferguson protests, rams players igniting a firestorm of their own on national television. hands up, don t shoot! the grand jury ultimately rejkted this motion saying it lacked probable cause that an unarmed michael brown had his hands up in surrender. but how is it in the seconds after michael brown was shot that witnesses recording or
recorded from three different angles testified to the grand jury wildly differing accounts of that critical moment from this recording, audio from a man saying he saw bran moving towards the officer. then there s this video, this contractor throws his hands up moments after the shooting and others also testified brown did not run towards the officer. he turns around and faces the officer and puts his hands up. the officer continues to shoot him until he goes down to the ground. who is telling the truth? maybe everyone, or at least they believe they are. just because someone tells you something with a lot of detail. just because they say it with confidence, just because they express it with emotion, it doesn t mean that it really happened that way. over and over again eyewitnesses
we re learning an auburn university football player was shot and killed early this morning. this lapphappened at an apartme complex. police are searching for the suspect in the 18-year-old s death. the freshman from alabama was expectsed to be in the running for a starting spot next season at the halfback and the tight end position. so we ll continue to follow that. meanwhile, tens of thousands of people gathered yesterday across the country. protesting police violence against african-american men. demonstrations largely were peaceful. now there were a few pockets of violence. in new york, police say two officers were attacked by demonstrators. and in oakland, 40 protesters were arrested. the prosecutor in ferguson, missouri, has released hundreds of peevously secret documents from the grand jury s inquiry into michael brown s death. the probe includes the transcript that would interview that doran johnson, the friend with brown when killed by an
very long road ahead. they say they want change and while the groups that were marching yesterday, they want change for different ways. they see that differently. everyone is in agreement that this fight this march, they will continue until they get their spotlight shined on the deaths of unarmed civilians killed by the hands of police. voices are are going up in churches, too, for blacks matter sunday. thank you so much. you beat. the st. louis prosecutors office is apologizing this weekend after failed to make public all of the documents that the grand jury inquiry into michael brown s death. hundreds of previously secret documents have now been released including the transcript of an interview that doran johnson, the friend with michael brown when he was killed by an officer had with the fbi days after the shooting. that interview is consistent with others johnson did including his testimony before the grand jury. now in them, johnson says officer darren wilson grabbed