missouri, where this america tonight special report flashpoint ferguson. we have come to missouri for that reason. this community, the area, the eastern part of the missouri is a flashpoint for conversations about race, the use of police force, and about the ability of a community to rise up and speak for itself. it began with the death last week of an unarmed 18-year-old man, michael brown, and anger that emerged in the community because a police officer used his gun. we have continuing coverage here. we have gone to the command center of the counter event of the local law enforcements, the country police and the state highway patrol. they have gathered and been at work at this location, organising themselves, being prepared for, at any time, possibility of renewed confrontations to break out. it has not been the case. there are protest under way at the hour and have been decidedly non-violent. there has been no clashes reporteded so far. protests began with a march from s
down the hole. and why the debate has already begun over an announcement the president has yet to make. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, an extremely tense scene at the moment as evening descends on ferguson missouri, and despite an assertion from police that there is no kerr few, we are seeing images like this one, along with word that the department of defense provided surplus military equipment to the ferguson police department as part of a program that distributes that to civilian police forces across the country according to usa today. this comes after another tumultuous day in ferguson, the body of michael brown was released today to his grieving family, four days after he was shot to death by a police officer. and after his body lay on the street for hours afterward. police arguing they needed time to conduct zhu diligence. after an autopsy was conducted with the results largely kept secret. st. louis county police release autopsy
your head, head gear, head cover. and you don t have to cover your feet. now, wouldn t you admit that that s insufficient? no. we know how ebola spreads. it spreads by direct contact. sometimes more isn t better. you put on more layers, you put on more things, they re harder to get on, harder to get off. really? yes, really. you go into an infected ebola patient s room without covering your head with only wearing one pair of gloves and your feet exposed, you would do that? absolutely. within 24 hours a source shared with us pictures of dr. frieden visiting an ebola ward in liberia covered head to toe. and then tonight the cdc announced this starting immediately all health care workers dealing with ebola should be wearing double gloves, waterproof boot covers, a fluid resistant gown, respirators, a full face shield and surgical hood to ensure complete coverage of the head and neck. we had nurses who complained their neck was completely exposed when dealing with the
when a nurse became infected. it said you don t have to cover your head gewith head gea and you don t have to cover your feet. wouldn t you admit that is insufficient? no. we know how ebola spreads. it spreads by direct contact, and sometimes more isn t better. you put on more layers, you put on more things, they re harder to get on, they re harder to take off. really? you would go into an ebola-infected patient s room, you would go in without covering your head and not being fully covered. you would do that? absolutely. we later showed pictures of thomas frieden visiting an ebola patient covered in head to toe. the new cdc guidelines, all people should be wearing double gloves, waterproof boot covers, fluid resistant gown, respirators, full face shield and surgical hoods. we had nurses complaining their neck was fully exposed while dealing with these patients. some of the nurses on the front line say that is not what they have been getting. joining us now is debora
presidential endorsement from one of the senate s leading liberals. i think that hillary would make a great president. i have announced that i m you will port supporting her. but does this count, i guess? neither of this counts. my exclusive interview with senator al franken when all 234 starts now. good evening from new york. our top story tonight involves one of the most powerful stories in america, kneecaped in an attack by very sophisticated hackers serving the interest of yes, one of america s greatest enemies. sony pictures is undersiege starting three weeks ago. the hackers, who call themselves guardians of peace, took down sony s computer system posting a warning that the breech was just a beginning, promising to expose the company s secrets if it did not, obey the group. the new james bond film including some embarrassing notes from executives. the hackers posted internal e-mails that included racially tinged jokes about president obama s potential movie