Thank you, rachel. We are watching live protests from around the nation happening right now. There has been much comment on the strange process that prosecutors designed for the grand jury that chose not incite officer Darren Wilson. I have found no better example of just how strange it was than the treatment of the District Attorneys favorite eyewitness, who appeared before that grand jury. An eyewitness whose testimony never could have withstood crossexamination in a real trial. You will hear that testimony tonight and you will hear things about that witness that the grand jury was never told. And you can make your own judgment about that witnesss credibility. I dont know what to feel. Im just is hurt. A grand jury made a decision yesterday that upset a lot of people. Theres a sense of frustration with the process. Its urban combat. There are still shell casings here under foot. Acts of violence, threatening to drown out those who have legitimate voices. More than 80 people arrested.
Cross examined. And in the end, justice was not served. How is it possible that two different groups see this one issue so completely differently . Is it part of the divide in our nation . And where is it leading us . Lets get to it. Good tuesday afternoon fro deck on a very difficult day in america where were all left to wonder where is this taking us. And will history be our guide. Were right now waiting for the mayor of ferguson, missouri, to speak following a night of violence and destruction in his city. Well bring you the news when it begins. But first the parents of Michael Brown say the legal system is broken. Thats the word from their attorney, a very emotional attorney a short time ago. A grand jury decided not to indict the white Police Officer for shooting the black 18yearold who did not have any weapons on him. The family says they are profoundly disappointed in the jurys decision, which sparked a night of violence and protests across ferguson, missouri. And in this hour a
Crossexamination in a real trial. You will hear that testimony tonight and you will hear things about that witness that the grand jury was never told. And you can make your own judgment about that witnesss credibility. I dont know what to feel. Im just is hurt. A grand jury made a decision yesterday that upset a lot of people. Theres a sense of frustration with the process. Its urban combat. There are still shell casings here under foot. Acts of violence, threatening to drown out those who have legitimate voices. More than 80 people arrested 3715 bui. 15 buildings set on fire. Thats destructive and theres no excuse for it. The decision may be in, but on the kwi of justiquestion of question is still out. The physical evidence isnt consistent with the beatdown you say you got. Describing brown as having the most intense, aggressive face like a demon. He cant defend himself. Hes buried. What are the prosecutors prerogative there. Its very, very rare for grand juries to not return an indic
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