officers did use tear gas to clear crowds off the streets last night hours before imposed midnight curfew. authorities say several protesters hurled molotov cocktails at officers. reports of gunfire, looting and vandalism, capped an evening that initially started peacefully. we are all determined to restore peace, and thankful to the people of ferguson, a end i believe to continue to resolve of the good people of this community ultimately triform of over the few people bent on violence and destruction. meanwhile federal investigators will conduct a third autopsy on the body of michael brown. now, a despicable site caught on tape. police searching for group of young men who brutally assault add philadelphia park ranger. eyewitness news reporter cleve bryan, joins us now, liver from love park. cleve, investigators hope to use that video now to try to identify those suspects. reporter: well, you would hope a place like love park would be spared from violence, but not
via skype sunday night, about how it all went down. he says the ranger told the skaters they couldn t stay at the park, and only took defensive posture after being repeatedly threat end. what led me to start recording was the fact that the, you know, the kid who did the attack was getting really loud. you know, swearing at the ranger, threatening to beat him up. then thes frnds appear to be taunting the victim as he lay on the ground, then the skaters took off before police arrived. he says when officers arrived he showed them this video, and they were able to immediately cong at this point, they were already called, the video would be helpful to them. and everyone else who was there that witnessed this, that was also recording, they all left after it was over. we stayed. police say the victim was not seriously injured, they say this is ongoing investigation, no word on any arrests. live in love park, cleve bryan, cbs-3, eyewitness news . bensalem teen accused of sex
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in. everybody s got something. if you are having a bad day, it is really easy to have that spiral in your mind. of,ng the dialogue everybody s thought about it, but nobody talks about it, and very few people admit having thought about it, making it more of a community thing and everybody empathizing with each other is really important, and giving veterans that sense of acceptance and engagement at think is really good. me, when itfor comes to the subject of suicide, it is a really personal one. i attempted twice after i got back. what really has ensured my survival is the fact of definitely my work through art and my work for writing, starting on that path. i couldn t say everything i wanted to say, but at least i had it down. i got it out. encouraging different outlets. it may be too uncomfortably to vocally talk, but to keep a diary, a journal, and to be able to put it away and come back to it later, the encouragement of those alternatives really does some ofr me, because t
has the white house engaged with your advisory panel and do you think, i shouldn t say that does it understand the major problems that exist in the nuclear security enterprise? and do you think the president understands it, the gravity of it? gravity of it. that is difficult question, mr. franks for us to answer. it is. clearly the nation, not just this administration but over a period of years we gradually let our nuclear capability, degrade. the, i would come back to your initial remarks deterrence is in the eye of the beholder as you know. i do. when other nations come to the conclusion that our deterrent is not what we say it is then we re in great danger and one of the worst things we could do of course is state we have plans that we don t provide the resources, the management capability to carry them out. if that, if we can t afford more, we need to change the plan but to have plans that don t much the resours is probably the worst of all worlds. once agai