we saw and heard helicopters in the air. police going downside streets. police going down side streets. a number of protesters, it s hard to determine the numbers of how many are out there tonight. we saw them with signs saying stop killing our people. justice for michael. for some resident in the community. coming as a surprise, if you will, after a community rally, that we saw a number of civil rights act visits, saying this is simply not the way to act as we seek justice for michael brown. an unarmed teenager shot last week by a white police officer. we are following a number of new developments. the department of justice calling for an additional autopsy on michael brown, trying to determine what happened in this investigation. it is 10:01 on the streets of fergus ferguson missouri. it s the second might of a state mandated curfew. let s get the latest from ashar quraishi. they came for miles, thousands of people with different stories, united for one purpose, justice f
sandra bernhard. my conversation with the outspoken comedian it is wednesday morning in jerusalem. the day begins with the ancient city on edge, following the deadliest attack in the city. it happened in an ultimata orthodox synagogue. two palestinians armed with axes, knives and a gun killed five, including a police officer. nick schifrin has the latest. reporter: tonight in jerusalem, a prayer for departed souls. 3,000 people, all of them men, mourned an attack they feared could trigger a cycle of violence impossible to stop. they carried the bodies of jewish worshippers through the streets, towards a synagogue that a few hours before was the scene of a shoot-out. police fired multiple shots. inside signs of a massacre, pools of blood where victims were stabbed or shot. a ritual object for observant jews, once worn, an atora once held by a victim. this was not just any attack. it was on a place in a usually quiet community, committed by two cousins yielding butcher kniv
also this hour the world of cricket mourns of loss of philip hughes. i m andrew thomas in sydney. cricket is australia national sport. i ll have the latest from a country in mourning foreign ministers from across europe are meeting in rome for a summit on the growing humanitarian crisis caused by a rise in undocumented migrants. it s the latest image of a problem dominating the debate from london to athens. 700] would-be migrants towed to safety by the greek navy after this lost power and was found adraft. the migrants from from all over west africa and the middle east. the main points are morocco, tunisia and libya. they are trying to reach spain, malta, italy and the island of lampedusa. 165,000 migrants made it to europe. 300 would-be migrants are known to have drowned to make the crossing. that number may be higher. the foreign ministers are wheating. phil lavelle is in the capital for us. another meeting on migration, what is difficult about this one. what are they h
the supreme court in the u.s. is to release two decision. we look at some of the most important rulings of this court. appear good to have you with us. topping the new, a major suspect in the i talk on the american compound in benghazi faced a federal judge in washington d.c. ahmed abu chattalah was captured two weeks ago by special forces in libya. stashed aboard the u.s. s new york , the suspect was delivered to washington d.c. this morning. he was arrested and taken to court. we have the full story. reporter: his name is ahmed abu chattalah. he is the main suspect in an attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi, libya, on september 11th, 2012. that attack killed u.s. ambassador chris stevens, and three of his staff. early on saturday ahmed abu chattalah was flown to washington by navy ship. he d been held on board since his capture two weeks ago. saturday he appeared here before a federal judge. ahmed abu chattalah pled not guilty insisting he is innocent and did not dir
transgender rights. my conversation with kurt eling - see and hear why he s considered one of the greatest jazz artists. how are you different from other jazz singers? i m living. well, yes. [ music army sergeant bowe bergdahl remains in a military hospital, props he is not aware of the firestorm vouching both the deal to free him and the murky circumstances surrounding how he fell into enemy hands. president obama is defending the decision to release bowe bergdahl, others say the real story is not told. randall pinkston reports. no one denies bowe bergdahl suffered during five years of captivity by the taliban. some soldiers who served with him say he has no hero. i want him to be held accountable for his actions. he purply and wilfully left his post. he desert me, his platoon, and the united states army. joshua was a medic in bowe bergdahl s unit. former army sergeant evan was a squadron leader accusing bowe bergdahl of being responsible for the death and in