Arrest him for murder. And why the fires ignited by this flashpoint spread to other cities from coast to coast, even to the gates of the white house. Why so Many Americans are angry about the decision. Black people everywhere Michael Brown can happen in our city, and has, we just havent heard about it. And why so many vow to fight on. Good evening, thanks for joining us, im joie chen. We begin with the heat of the moment, and it is rising, even on this cold nights in ferguson, missouri, as the state of missouri hardens its line against protesters, seething over the decision not to indict Darren Wilson over the death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown. You are looking at pictures outside the Police Department where many gather, facing off against the States National guard troops. The state tripled the number of National Guard troops on the streets. Protesters gathered in dozens of other cities across the country. The anger is growing. We learn more from the thousands of pages of evidence
Draw up support for his immigration plan. But hes expected to address the situation in ferguson as well. When we see the president well take to you chicago. Lets bring in diane estherbro estherbrook. She joins us live from ferguson, missouri. You were living as i was to the News Conference a while ago from the governor of missouri, jay nixon. Harsh, shrill in his town, talking about an increased presence on the streets of ferguson tonight. Last night there were 700 National Guardsmen on the streets. Monitoring and protecting infrastructure. That number is going to increase dramatically to 2200. I dont know what kind of mix of military forces we might be august talking about. That might be an issue to watch later in the evening. And the governor was asked about the plan we had been discussing throughout the day. Which was the plan to protect businesses there in ferguson. Thats what you were told by Business Owners as to the plan for the National Guard. But apparently that plan changed.
And why the fires ignited by this flashpoint spread to other cities from coast to coast, even to the gates of the white house. Why so Many Americans are angry about the decision. Black people everywhere Michael Brown can happen in our city, and has, we just havent heard about it. And why so many vow to fight on. Good evening, thanks for joining us, im joie chen. We begin with the heat of the moment, and it is rising, even on this cold nights in ferguson, missouri, as the state of missouri hardens its line against protesters, seething over the decision not to indict Darren Wilson over the death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown. You are looking at pictures outside the Police Department where many gather, facing off against the States National guard troops. The state tripled the number of National Guard troops on the streets. Protesters gathered in dozens of other cities across the country. The anger is growing. We learn more from the thousands of pages of evidence and testimony in the g
Following ferguson protests. Jon stewart, that and more in our special spotlight arts. Forker baltimor baltimore rr ray rice is free to return to football. Richelle carey has the story. Ray rice, key factor in the decision to allow the player back on the field. Rice was first interviewed after spainlsurveillance photos. A second video of what happened inside the elevator. On september 28th, goodell suspended rice permanently. That was not consistent with what he said. The athlete with the backing of the Nfl Players Association appealed the ruling and former federal judge Barbara Jones was hired to conducts the hearing. The arbitrator had no choice. This case once there was a penalty announced it was imposed and then the nfl you without a real change in circumstance or change in facts other than the outcry from the public went and revisited made it far more severe even in their own guidelines, such a first offense penalty there was no way back other than to have the judge vacate it. Fai
In years, they are not translating to savings for many americans. And black and white the striking images rising from the protests in ferguson and beyond and we begin in los angeles, where demonstrators are braving the cold and snow and protesting against grand jurys decision in the Michael Brown case. Hundreds took their anger to city hall, some trying to push inside. Police used pepper spray to disperse the crowd and arrested three people. The National Guard is moving into ferguson. 30 humvees are in the target parking lot serving as a command post. Diane eastabrook is there. Protestors are demanding change and despite their efforts they dont see Race Relations improving m here. [ chanting ] reporter for people like michael, protesting is the new norm. Since august the 20yearold divided his time between College Classes and protesting Michael Browns shooting. Marching in st louis, he calls the grand jury decision not to indict Darren Wilson a set back for Race Relations. The protests