what. announcer: from abc news, this is world news now. i m michelle franzen. i m devin dwyer. incredible pictures coming in to us out of ferguson, missouri. very busy nice. we begin this half hour with another night of violence in ferguson, missouri. after a peaceful church service officers firing smoke canisters. protesters reporting being hit with tear gas. marci gonzalez with the latest. marci? reporter: yeah, devin and michelle, that curfew is now in effect here and we re hearing reports of gunfire and possible looting. some of those clashs between demonstrators and police we witnessed firsthand earlier tonight. reports someone may have thrown a molotov cocktail at police. the situation spiraling out of control with a curfew being put into effect for a second night. the outrage by this community following the shooting death of an unarmed teenager by an officer last weekend. the captain in charge of keeping the peace here shared his sympathy with michael b
car driver who was killed last weekend in upstate new york is speaking out. kevin ward jr. s dad says there s no reason for the crash that killed his son. ward jr. died after being struck by the car driven by nascar star tony stewart. his father says stewart was apparently the only driver who didn t see ward jr. on the track. no charges have been filed against stewart, but they re still possible. a woman who flew from san jose to southern california on southwest airlines without a ticket was sentenced to 177 days in jail for violating her probation. marilyn jean hartman of spotted at los angeles international last week after she was ordered to stay away. the judge scolded hartman for wasting valuable law enforcement resources at one of the nation s busiest airport. and topping our health headlines this morning, a major study find low-salt diets may be a health risk of the report questions conventional wisdom that most people should cut back on salt and suggests the salt consumed
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