news 4 s derek ward is live. lots of civil disobedience. things have returned to normal now. now this street belongs to people looking for sales and bargains. a few minutes ago it belonged to folks who say they were looking for justice and she may be blind but she drives a harder bargain. we need to take to the streets and show that we are not going to stand for this. reporter: they laid down in protest of the word that no indictment would be coming for officer darren wilson. all across our area today from georgetown and arlinon crowds came to shop and shout. hands up. today started with a group. people who need justice. reporter: peaceful for the most part with police looking on. later protesters converged on pentagon city. outside they shut down the street where a most uncivil exchange occurred when motorists shouted a racial. and these protesters say they plan to keep this up for quite some time now and it is becoming a weekend fixture in the area. we are liv
tonight. on a day of wide-ranging emotions about the dramatic recovery of u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl. after being held captive for almost five years by the taliban. this is a scene in his hometown of haley, idaho, tonight, where there is jubilation that an american family will have their son back. in washington, and indeed across the country, there are also a lot of new questions about the deal that won his release. swapping out five taliban commanders who were being held at guantanamo. does the u.s. now negotiate with the taliban? exactly how was sergeant bergdahl captured in the first place? and how dangerous are these taliban leaders who have been freed? our team has been looking for answers and we begin tonight with jim miklaszewski at the pentagon. jim, good evening. reporter: good evening. and all the early joy and celebration over bergdahl s release has indeed being crowded over several growing controversies. in haley, idaho, today, preparations well under way
this week. but we re still working towards getting at least 50 people in a comfortable place. we re to the white house at 4:00. president invited us. the white house has been very much involved this these discussions. they re very anxious to help. we appreciate the invitation and i hope our members will head down. i think that will likely be the case. as you heard, prump has invited all republican senators to the white house for a 4:00 p.m. meeting. let s go to garrett, first of all, have they left? are they on their way to the white house? actually, you can see the bus right over my shoulder here they ve pulled up and parked outside the capitol. closing off the driveway here and waiting for senators to come out and ride a couple of miles down pennsylvania avenue to talk to the president. just a few minutes ago, sean spicer rk who s making an unusual trip here to capitol hill in the middle of the day rk just left to take his own ride back to the white house as is his way,