we re talking about teenagers. and many of those folks were ones that broke into some stores, set some fire to some stores. and, of course, no one i spoke with condoned those actions. but i think it also speaks to how disaffected so many young people in those communities are. so many of those young people in the front lines day in and day out, dealing with police officers, and sometimes very unpleasant encounters. and so, from all of this, there are the many lessons learned, the police have learned lessons, protesters learned lessons. we re still learning at this moment right now as protests have spilled out into more than 100 cities. that s kind of what s important in this case. what will the grand jury decide in this case? and how will the community respond? organizers i ve talked with here in new york say they re hoping to take some of that fuel from the ferguson case that has been spreading across this country and capturing it here because there is a nonindictment in this case. peo
we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we ll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it s what makes a subaru, a subaru. craig melvin in for ronan farrow. we start with breaking news. a federal appeals court has halted tonight s execution of scott pantetti. set to die for killing his inlaws back in 1992. his case sparked a national outcry because he has a 30-year history of mental illness. more on the case and the last-minute stay in minutes. meanwhile, here in new york city, a grand jury could vote as soon as today on whether to indict a police officer in the death of eric garner. garner s struggle with police was captured on video back in july. shows him being put into the
apparently, being investigated for possible incitement of a riot on that, on that awful night after the grand jury reported when there was so much violence. and he said i was so angry and full of raw emotions and so many others were and granted, i screamed out words i shouldn t have screamed in the heat of the moment, it was wrong, i humbly apologize for all of those who read my pain and anger as a true desire for what i want for our community. that s from louis head, the stepfather. take us back to that night and what was witnessed on one of the video cams. i think what was so remarkable that night was not just the sheer anger, but the sheer mass of people out that night. and i think there should be a distinction for weeks on end, people had been training, protests have been training and nonviolence civil disobedience, training for that day they knew it was coming when a grand jury would announce a decision that many people had presumed would be a nonindictment. but then there was s
garner s death was ruled a homicide by the medical examiner. live in staten island and joining me now. what do we expect from this grand jury? how long have they been deliberating? they seem to be getting close to the end of their decision making. reporter: yes, the grand jury here in staten island has been deliberating since september. and on or late november, the officer involved, was is believed to be the last of the witnesses to testify before the grand jury. now, we know they ve been meeting here today and sources say that they expect them to perhaps come back with a decision as early as 2:00 today. now, whether that decision will be announced today is another thing. there s a rumor and speculation that it may come tomorrow after the big tree lighting ceremony in midtown today. again, at this point, rumor and speculation. and i wanted to take you also back to ferguson where, of course, you ve spent so much time. and we now have a statement from the stepfather of michael br
further joint damage, even without methotrexate. ask about xeljanz. even without methotrexate. emma, it s simple, when you are in a place like this, the best way to capture the moment is to feel it, even if you can t see it. in the wake of the controversy and the protests over the ferguson, missouri, grand jury another grand jury could decide this weeken o a highly charged case involving allegations of excessive force against, by police, rather, in the death of an african-american man. this one was in staten island, new york city. in question here, whether nypd officer should face the criminal charges for the choking death of eric garner, an incident caught on camera this past july.